Sentence examples for temporary reassignment from inspiring English sources

He sought temporary reassignment from the Texas Air National Guard to an Alabama unit but for six months did not show up for training.

For an agent with such cover, the consequence of being exposed was usually nothing more than expulsion from the host country and temporary reassignment to a desk in Washington.

"It appears that the most significant responsibility assigned to each A.P. during their temporary reassignment was to show up on workdays," Mr. Condon wrote in a report to Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein.

Efforts by the Fire Department to root out drinking on the job has resulted in the temporary reassignment of two highly regarded captains and two lieutenants and in departmental drug charges against two firefighters at a storied East Harlem firehouse where beer and liquor were found in a locker last weekend.

A8 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Cratkdown at Firehouses Yields 4 Reassignments Efforts by the New York Fire Department to root out drinking on the job has resulted in the temporary reassignment of two highly regarded captains and two lieutenants, and in departmental drug charges against two firefighters.

According to Rob Pardo and Chris Sigaty, development on the game, though initially delayed for a year by the temporary reassignment of Blizzard's resources to World of Warcraft, began in 2003, shortly after Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne was released.

The swiftness of the temporary reassignments may also have been an attempt to send a message that drinking in the firehouse will not be tolerated.

Diageo, the maker of Johnny Walker, is betting that a temporary gender reassignment on its label will help cultivate female drinkers, who tend to be "intimidated" by scotch, according to the distiller.

Murphy was one of several military personnel who received orders on 8 June 1945 to report to Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas, for temporary duty and reassignment.

The reassignment is temporary, the I.N.S. says, lasting only until the agency can obtain more money from Congress to triple the number of border inspectors.

But, the report noted, the reassignment was "only a temporary fix" since the psychiatrists from Walter Reed would probably return to Washington in a few weeks.