During this time, he worked on reassignment of warrant and chief petty officers from the navy.
Guardian reader "ID8469280" underwent gender reassignment while working at a FTSE 100 company.
Previous work suggested that the reassignment of AGR codons from Arg to Ser could have occurred in a common ancestor of all triploblastic metazoans, and the subsequent changes occurred within deuterostomes [22].
A large portion of the Iraq Survey Group is made up of support and security personnel, so the reassignment of even a relatively small number of people directly involved in intelligence work was described by the officials as significant.
However, according to our sources, Justin had already been working on the marketing of Tinder, which included the reassignment of Whitney herself.
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.
To be clear: the new working methods involve the scrapping of bikes, the restructuring and reassignment of rounds, the sharing of vans and a massive increase in the workload, all at the same time.
Each individual contributed person-time from study entry (for exposed: date of sex reassignment; for unexposed: date of sex reassignment of matched case) until date of outcome event, death, emigration, or end of study period (31 December 2003), whichever came first.
Though the reassignment of security tasks from one department to another may seem bureaucratic and even trivial outside of Washington, it is considered a solemn and even historic responsibility to those doing the work.
Short sellers scoffed at the investigation, calling it a ridiculous reassignment of blame.
It is a powerful force that can persist through reorganizations and the reassignment of key personnel.
