Sentence examples for reassignment as from inspiring English sources

Lieutenant Haughie's experience and knowledge of international terrorism (particularly the Qaeda network) reveal this reassignment as one with no forethought.

Eriksson was to remain there until his reassignment as a door gunner came through, Vorst having sent his transfer papers on for official approval by the helicopter command.

But a high-ranking YankeeNets official said last week that Michael Rowe, the current Nets president, would be offered a reassignment as a top executive in the Newark Arena project.

Skilling, for his part, recalled McMahon's reassignment as a big promotion and said that the treasurers main concern was that Fastow might influence his compensation.

When Colletti was asked if he viewed his reassignment as a demotion, Kasten cut in, "Wait, wait, wait.

If Bruce goes through with his gender reassignment, as he is now planning to do, you have the option of staying with him after he becomes she, or you can divorce him and move on with your life".

In other schools, where fewer faculty have been trained, the program is smaller and more vulnerable to faculty departures and reassignments, as well as to changes in the curriculum.

Its decision has implications for people who have undergone gender reassignment surgery, as well as those who are "intersex" - having characteristics of both sexes - or consider themselves gender neutral.

Similarly, the Green Party have pledged to "end cuts to the NHS which have made it harder for trans people to access gender reassignment services", as well as "removing the Spousal Veto so that trans people can acquire their gender recognition certificate without having to obtain permission from their spouse".

I published an additional article on the desirability of insurance coverage for sex reassignment surgery as recently as 2000.

Does he remember the gender-reassignment surgery as well?