Sentence examples for reassignments- from inspiring English sources

Many of them received golden-parachute reassignments.

Coaches and players alike complained, good-naturedly, about the corruption of the race by late-season reassignments and call-ups.

Talk story about telephone exchange reassignments in general, & about changing the Sat.

Or she could continue on as she was, with reassignments every few years and little chance for marriage and children.

How else, from a charitable point of view, is one to account for the repeated reassignments of the Boston Archdiocese's two most notoriously abusive priests, Father Paul Shanley and Father John Geoghan, in a way that allowed them to take their unholy appetites from parish to parish?

Adding to the delays, Ms. Kollias said, certain jobs that come open must be made available to union employees who lose their jobs elsewhere in the health system, and that can set off a series of reassignments based on seniority and union contracts.

Python's default data structures are mutable, which is a sensible design decision in terms of least surprise, but actually understanding the initialisation and state of a mutable structure is hard; especially in a language like Python that freely allows reassignment and executes like a script rather than a compiled language.

She then explained how painful it is to see someone spend as much money as Jenner did to look good, while Gütler has been unable to put together enough funds for the sexual reassignment surgery of which she's dreamt for many years.

Remedies that were a dream in the past, such as effective treatments for baldness and impotency, or sex-reassignment surgery, are now feasible.

Now that the vote has been taken, tempers seem to have cooled, even if the future of Wake's schools remains unclear.John Tedesco, who chairs the board's reassignment committee, has talked of splitting the county into neighbourhood zones.

In Judge Duncan's view, such a reading of the PDA treats pregnancy "more favourably than any other basis" for a work reassignment request and untenably creates special rights for expectant moms.To support her much more cramped reading of the PDA, Judge Duncan turns to Troupe v May Dept.