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And last week, the department announced it would reassign its budget director, the first move toward disbanding the budget office.

A federal appeals court ruling on a challenge brought by atheists has said the Peace Cross is an unconstitutional government endorsement of religion and told a state commission that maintains the cross on public land to remove it, reshape or reassign its ownership.

BAE's payment for textbooks allows Tanzania's government to reassign its textbook budget elsewhere.

(Experts said there had been problems reported with some mortgage insurers refusing to reassign its insurance to the new HARP loan).

The Navy, Mr. Panetta said, will reassign its forces from an even distribution between the Atlantic and the Pacific to 60 percent in the Pacific.

In recent months, the district signaled that it intended to end its 31-year partnership with the nonprofit Erikson School in the Bayview neighborhood of San Francisco and eventually reassign its 16 students to mainstream programs.

A day after Aiba said a number of judges, believed to be at least six, would no longer officiate in Rio the organisation said it was reassigning its executive director, Karim Bouzidi, with immediate effect following an emergency board meeting.

Columbia University has quietly suspended research at a nationally prominent brain-imaging center and reassigned its top managers after federal investigators found that it had routinely injected mental patients with drugs that contained potentially dangerous impurities.

Can it be a coincidence that a week ago the San Jose Mercury News reassigned its music critic to the real estate beat?

When the museum began reassigning its exhibition spaces a few years ago, art of the Americas moved out of the hall.

(In line with administration policy, the Energy Department had already laid off all the contractors and reassigned its staff).