Sentence examples for reassignment of some from inspiring English sources

Among Dr. Turbin's concerns is whether a reorganization would result in the reassignment of some colleagues to one of the university's other medical school facilities.

In his cost-cutting, the mayor has ruled out layoffs for the coming year, working instead to cut labor costs through attrition, retirements and reassignment of some police jobs to cheaper civilian workers.

In addition to the outside auditor, Unilever is demanding a payment of about $20 million, the reassignment of some of P.& G.'s hair care managers and some restrictions on its marketing of its hair care lines, Mr. Milton said.

American bishops are gathering in Dallas to discuss new guidelines about how to deal with child-abusing priests and the outrage generated by the reassignment of some by bishops who were aware of the abuse but did not take action against the priests.

The first hint of the new service was a reassignment of some MySpace employee email addresses to [name]@myspace-inc.com, which people have noticed.

The leaks started surfacing right after the reassignment of some 1,700 police officers, and roughly 120 judges and prosecutors, implicated in the "December 17 Operation" – a criminal investigation into government corruption.

Professor Coase's property rights logic suggests that reassignment of ownership of some production processes and decisions from owners and management to workers – as is often the case under union-negotiated contracts – should not significantly change how businesses are run.

The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York is reconfiguring parishes across the archdiocese and that could lead to the consolidation of some parishes, the reassignment of priests and even the permanent closing of some churches.

In column 1, we consider the reassignment of the 8 codons UUN and CUN from Val to some other amino acid, and we aim to determine which other amino acids might be added to this position.

In some eukaryotes such as ciliates and green algae, the reassignment of a stop codon to a sense codon is accompanied by convergent changes in eRF1.

That is, reassignment of resources to support schools in poorer areas will be sufficient, along with some reporting on considered needs, to balance the public education system.