Sentence examples for reassignment to a from inspiring English sources

The law requires employers to offer "reasonable accommodation," including "reassignment to a vacant position" for which the worker is qualified.

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.

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.

For an agent with such cover, the consequence of being exposed was usually nothing more than expulsion from the host country and temporary reassignment to a desk in Washington.

But the employer's interests are not a factor at the initial stage of deciding what is reasonable, she said, noting that Congress included "reassignment to a vacant position" on a list of potentially reasonable accommodations in the statute itself.

However, Cortana retaliates by forging a letter requesting a reassignment to the front lines as well as planting evidence of illicit activities in his bank records.

Michael Rowe resigned as president of the Nets yesterday and accepted a reassignment to the project the franchise hopes will result in a state-of-the-art arena in Newark for the 2003-4 season.

But when Riggins repeatedly asked Walmart for a reassignment to address her pregnancy-related health needs, she got nowhere.

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.

Sassa, former president of General Electric unit NBC for the West Coast, waved a long good-bye to the network, finally leaving last year after a 2002 reassignment to "strategic projects".