Sentence examples for reassignment costs from inspiring English sources

The university has also shifted to using students' preferred pronouns, covering gender reassignment costs under the student health plan and allowing students to change names on identification cards, according to the AP.

This paper focuses on minimizing the code reassignment cost in Wideband CDMA forward link.

We present the design methodology and implementation techniques of the proposed efficient algorithm MIN in optimizing the reassignment cost.

This model solves the part and machine grouping simultaneously with labor assignment to minimize the cost of various terms like reassignment cost of human resource, over time cost of equipments and labors, and maximize utilization rate of human resource.

The simulation result indicates that the MIN algorithm can reduce in average 60% of the reassignment cost compared to that of the heuristic method and it is feasible for implementing in Base Station or Radio Network Controller.

But Prejean said his experience was smooth, from the small things — such as getting an email with his new name and seeing "Michael" on the weekly schedule — to the big things, such as the company health insurance covering his gender reassignment surgery costs.

Sexual reassignment surgery can cost $15,000 or more.

An intention-to-treat analysis included all available observations, classified by initial drug assignment, and costs of reassignment of most patients to another second-generation drug.

The Financial Costs of Being Transgender To help those considering gender reassignment, we cover the financial costs of gender reassignment, including the cost of using a gender-affirming therapist, the cost of medications and the surgeries themselves.

The department has not yet calculated how the reassignments will affect overtime costs, but the Police Department had said earlier that it expected to pay up to $1.7 billion in overtime for this fiscal year.

The layoffs, coupled with administrative reassignments and other cost-cutting measures, are expected to save the district enough money to balance its budget as mandated by state law, Supt.