Sentence examples for should be reassigned from inspiring English sources

Troops should be reassigned from cushy digs in the de facto capital, Abidjan, to rural posts.

"My personal opinion is I think possibly he should be reassigned," he said.

But Democrats said they had no list of the projects in the recently passed bill and no explicit criteria or standards for judging which hospitals should be reassigned to an area with higher Medicare payments.

At least some of the land that Mr. Clinton ordered protected, Mr. Bush said in a pre-inauguration interview, should be reassigned to allow development if it could be done in an environmentally sensitive way.

In Chicago, Cardinal Joseph Bernardin set up a panel of church officials and lay people to handle accusations of abuse and to advise whether accused priests should be reassigned to other parishes.

General Boykin should not be removed because he preached his beliefs to his co-religionists, but should be reassigned for incompetence because his remarks reveal a profound ignorance of the religion professed by our enemies.

And they made clear that he should not be reassigned or demoted as Congress prepared for a re-examination of the program, now celebrating its 75th anniversary.

The authors of ref (112) pointed out that addition patterns of Sc-14-2 (determined by F NMR and DFT calculations) and Sc-14-4 (determined by X-ray) are very similar (see Figure 22) and that the structure of Sc-14-2 should probably be reassigned.

As the months passed, Swift and Sundel grew increasingly frustrated and spoke frequently to each other about whether they should ask to be reassigned.

They say that if a family member's activities create even the appearance of a conflict of interest, it should be disclosed to editors, who must then decide whether the staffer should avoid certain stories or even be reassigned to a different beat.

Instead, managers should focus on how the resources they have can be reassigned or better managed to be more productive.