Neo-functionalization (where one copy is retained, the other reassigned) and symmetric divergence (both copies reassigned to the same module) are more frequent than asymmetric divergence (reassignment to different modules).
The law requires employers to offer "reasonable accommodation," including "reassignment to a vacant position" for which the worker is qualified.
After Dost's introduction at half-time and Schürrle's reassignment to the wing, Wolfsburg improved, with Draxler especially prominent.
ZHENGDING County, China — Thirty years ago, a young government official with a plum job in Beijing made an odd request: reassignment to a poor rural area.
If Mr. Wang's firing and prompt reassignment to Europe were meant to be viewed as a form of exile, the message was clearly lost on the Chinese public.
The costs of retraining peacekeeping soldiers for reassignment to combat-ready units are trivial compared with the costs when the Middle East or Balkans explode.
Telephone companies using standard wired service, not cellular or pager service, will return blocks of unused numbers for reassignment to other companies.
Guidelines set by the Harry Benjamin International Gender Dysphoria Association, based in Minneapolis, set minimum criteria for gender reassignment to prevent inappropriate sex changes.
The pope himself came under scrutiny for his role in the reassignment to Munich in 1980 of a priest who had molested boys, when Benedict was archbishop there.
The Ministry of Defense said Colonel Collins was now on operational leave, awaiting reassignment to a new posting that had been scheduled before the war.
He said Mr. Jimenez's demands were unclear, but could be related to his recent reassignment to a post in another part of Costa Rica.
