Sentence examples for routinely assigned to from inspiring English sources
Even managers sent overseas by their companies are routinely assigned to back-office jobs until their superiors can be sure that their foreign ways have dissipated.
Routinely assigned to Casablanca by Warner Brothers in 1942, Epstein and his twin brother, Philip, never expected it to shake free of its chaotic creation.
She also said that women are routinely assigned to certain areas of the store, like selling baby clothes as opposed to goods like hardware.
To capture relative levels of priority to access VA care for each veteran, Service Priority levels of 1 8 are routinely assigned to all VHA enrollees generally based on their service-connected disability and income levels.
Pharmacists are not routinely assigned to dialysis units, however, Manley, et al [ 30] showed that every dollar spent on pharmaceutical care in ESRD results in a savings of $3.98.
The evidence is not sufficient to conclude that Speusippus routinely assigned Platonic and Academic ideas to the Pythagoreans (Taran 1981, 109), but there is enough evidence to suggest that he did so in some cases.
But if they routinely work longer hours or are assigned to evening or night shifts, it may be asking for trouble, a new study finds.
Mr. Browne said the department had 100 people assigned to auditing; they routinely audit each precinct twice a year, examining at least 600 cases in each station house every 12 months, and more than 1,000 instances of allegations of misclassification.
After hospital discharge professional coders routinely assigned a main admission diagnosis, working to a national coding manual, independently of clinicians and research assessments.
Are the kinds of books routinely assigned for study in British universities now to be considered intrinsically suspicious?
Tetlock found that, consistent with this asymmetry, experts routinely misremembered the degree of probability they had assigned to an event after it came to pass.
