Sentence examples for reassignment to the from inspiring English sources
After Dost's introduction at half-time and Schürrle's reassignment to the wing, Wolfsburg improved, with Draxler especially prominent.
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.
A29 Officer's Transfer Opposed Some members of Congress and gay rights advocates criticized the reassignment to the Pentagon of the commander of Fort Campbell, Ky., where a gay soldier was beaten to death last year and an Army investigation is still under way.
Her strategy of offering department heads reassignment to the Minneapolis regional office could have taken a toll on morale, but USGS Deputy Director Werkheiser recalls that "Marcia was a great boss, and I can't think of anyone who had serious issues with her". .
Assistant Director Walter Skinner Mitch Pileggii) tells Mulder that he and Scully have been denied reassignment to the division.
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.
"If there is any reduction in arrest activity by detectives, it is negligible and directly attributed to either their reassignment to police the demonstrations or the execution of their brother officers on 20 December".
The TAG codon reassignment to TAA of the six additional genes in rEc.E13.ΔprfA strain might allow better fitness in the cell growth by alleviating natural suppression pressure.
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.
He asked for reassignment to Rustico and returned to the island in November.
Alternatively, a change in clinical picture automatically equals the reassignment to another, more fitting phenotype, which in turn indicates little to no stability of phenotypes [15].
