Sentence examples for reassignment of duties from inspiring English sources
"The ABF Act limits a person's ability to disclose information by threat of termination of employment, or through other measures such as reduction in salary, reassignment of duties," it says.
During a cluster period, sleep deprivation led to reassignment of duties when he was in the Army and decreased job performance in civilian life, but did not otherwise impact his personal relationships or academic performance.
6. Discharging your weapon and killing a civilian without justification, on purpose or by mistake in judgment, should cost a police officer something pay, position, permanent reassignment of duties, suspension, expulsion, criminal conviction...something...something
"I'm highly dubious of the contention that anything will come of this from the very institution that is infected by this sort of systemic racism," he told VICE, noting the sergeant may receive some kind of superficial action, like a reassignment of duties.
As part of the changes, he said senior members of staff took priority when it came to the reassignment of delivery duties.
In Philadelphia, the police commissioner, John Timoney, said the reassignment of officers for antiterrorist duty had contributed to an increase in violent crime in some parts of the city.
Clearly no abuse is disclosed by the appointment of an officer from the Judge Advocate General's Department to a capacity other than law member on the detail, or by reassignment of that officer to other duty at the time of trial, or by the standard of competence in legal matters shown by the law member at the trial.
This week, Commissioner Scoppetta announced the reassignment of three fire officers responsible for those duties.
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Last week, Barr announced the reassignment of 300 FBI agents from espionage investigations to violent crime cases.
