Sentence examples for reassigned in a from inspiring English sources
Former director Julia Pierson was forced to resign last year and four executives were recently reassigned in a wholesale management overhaul.
The executive who oversaw Major League Baseball's umpires for the past five years has been reassigned in a clear indication of Commissioner Bud Selig's unhappiness with the quality of umpiring in recent years.
According to Reuters, some 200 prosecutors and judges have been reassigned in a purge of the judiciary that has brought to a halt the investigation Erdogan has called a "judicial coup".
It also urged the agency to issue a written statement to all judges acknowledging that cases should not be assigned or reassigned in a manner that would interfere with their authority to make independent decisions.
This has been attributed to codon capture, a process by which a stop codon drifts to complete disuse and can then be reassigned in a selectively neutral manner.
To analyze the nucleosome occupancy profiles of species-specific modules and gene sets that are reassigned in a coordinated way between modules, we used an approach similar to that previously described for functional gene sets (Tsankov et al., 2010).
Other culls followed, with 350 officers reassigned in January.
Mr. Hoover was reassigned in October in a shake-up prompted by questions about the operation.
Verbally and physically harassed by several white prison wardens, the Rivonia Trial prisoners spent their days breaking rocks into gravel, until being reassigned in January 1965 to work in a lime quarry.
However, it may be dynamically "relocated" or reassigned in the semantic space, through a complex spatio-temporal mental simulation and analogy-making process, to the dynamically created class of "back-scratching devices," in the semantic neighborhood of the "itch," "scratch" and "claw" concepts.
Leckie will replace Rodger Blind, who was reassigned in the athletic department after compiling a record of 55-84 in five seasons at the Jersey City school.
