Sentence examples similar to reshuffling of duties from inspiring English sources

And this is exactly what Gordon Brown has done in his first week as prime minister, with a good deal of reshuffling of ministerial duties and two departmental eviscerations.The most eyecatching of these divided the education department down the middle.

3. A reshuffling of all government structures is needed.

Reshuffling of vehicles values are shown in Fig. 15.

This continued reshuffling of defense resources will undoubtedly alarm cities and states dependent on DOD jobs.

The observed correlations were then compared with correlations obtained by reshuffling of the genomic positions.

Such reshuffling of these areas did not change any interpretation of the results.

Lower wages are, of course, the big appeal of being in Bangalore, where employees make about one-fourth to one-tenth of what their counterparts would make in the U.S. The opening and buildup of the Bangalore operation has led to the reshuffling of editorial duties elsewhere and Schlesinger acknowledges that "there was a lot of unhappiness in the New York newsroom, which felt itself under threat".

Jon Miller, the head of America Online, is sending clear signals he intends on turning around the troubled unit as he reshuffles duties of some of his top deputies under an ambitious game plan.

Simultaneously, the authority announced a reshuffle of responsibility among its senior personnel so that the duties of Adam Brickell, the recently departed integrity director, are absorbed by his former colleagues.

Random data was obtained by reshuffling assignments of genes to clusters while preserving cluster sizes.

As Mr. Dexter relinquishes most of his administrative duties (he is to remain as a consultant and a director of opera) there will be a reshuffling of authority among a new managing triumvirate, consisting of Anthony Bliss (executive director), James Levine (music director), and Joan Ingpen (artistic-administration director).