Sentence examples for reshuffle after from inspiring English sources

He does not rule out a reshuffle after the party conference.

The army chief was removed in a recent reshuffle after he failed to account for missing salaries.

Mr. Ben Jeddou, who assumed the Interior Ministry post in a cabinet reshuffle after Mr. Belaid's assassination, rejected the opposition's accusations of incompetence or lack of will.

He was removed from the frontbench after 14 years – receiving the news by text message – in Corbyn's first shadow cabinet reshuffle after winning the Labour leadership in September.

Sajid Javid, an adherent to that philosophy, was shown the door in May's reshuffle after an undistinguished year in the job.

She spent five years at the MoJ until leaving parliament at the last election – reshuffle after reshuffle, she moved neither up nor down nor even sideways.

The changes on Tuesday, as part of a mini-reshuffle after Jenny Willott resigned as a whip, came after Baker intensified his attack on the home secretary by saying he had struggled to introduce policies in the face of a Tory "lurch to the right" in pursuit of Ukip voters.

The departure of Baker prompted Clegg to carry out a mini-reshuffle after Willott, who had been tipped for promotion, informed him that she wanted to resign as a whip so she could raise her profile ahead of a tough fight in her marginal Cardiff Central constituency.

The Bush economic team has come under such heavy criticism these days that even many Republicans expect a reshuffling after the election.

3 00 p.m. | Updated Two senior executives at JPMorgan Chase are expected to leave by the end of the year, in the latest round of management reshuffling after the bank's multibillion-dollar trading loss.

Mr Johnson was reshuffled after the election and his replacement, Mr Blunkett, turned out to be less robust in his dealings with Mr Brown than Mr Blair had hoped.