Sentence examples for reassigned away from inspiring English sources
She said that he had been reassigned away from the school and students, and that the department planned to seek his firing and to remove him from the payroll during the investigation.
David Pena, a spokesman for the city's Education Department, said on Thursday that Ms. Donald would be "reassigned, away from the school," and that the department would seek to fire her.
That teacher was arrested, removed from his school and is facing dismissal, according to the Department of Education; the assistant principal was reassigned away from classrooms and faces disciplinary proceedings.
Mateen's remarks prompted an FBI investigation in 2013 and caused enough concern with the St Lucie county sheriff's office that officials there asked G4S Secure Solutions to have him reassigned, away from the courthouse.
In case 1, dermal and respiratory symptoms and pulmonary function abnormalities recurred upon return to the same work environment; in case 2, the worker was reassigned away from the furnace area and did not have a recurrence of acute symptoms.
For now, the four officers – whom the department has not identified – have been reassigned to duties away from working with the community, said SFPD spokesman Albie Esparza.
Early last year, Russia's Health and Social Welfare Ministries ordered that the ethnic Russians among the patients were to be reassigned to other institutions away from the conflict for their own safety.
Rich suggested that Gregory, who often guest hosts the "Today" show when Matt Lauer is away, get reassigned to the NBC morning show broadcast, where he can "speak truth to power by grilling Paula Deen" and dancing with Korean pop sensation, Psy.
Mr. Atkins was reassigned to a central office, away from students, at that time.
Mr. Boothe, who earns $72,848 a year, was reassigned to a desk job, away from students, the department said.
recruiting class and square away much to forget: his run as Knicks president, then head coach; a sexual harassment trial that embroiled Madison Square Garden; being replaced as president, let go as coach, reassigned and ordered to stay away from the team.
