Sentence examples for the reassignment is from inspiring English sources

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.

The reassignment is the second this week stemming from inquiries in the court there, and court officials said they expect several more soon.

The reassignment is not just because the two men made possible the dissemination of a dumb TV show; heck, if that were the divine criterion, they would have been hellward bound years ago.

Now, there are enough individuals to fill most jobs with a sufficiently competent worker: the incidence of under-skilling goes down to 2.1% when the reassignment is based on literacy and to 3.2% when done on numeracy.

The reassignment is the latest turn in a rough several months for Williams, who was a principal anchor at MSNBC when it launched in 1994.

This is in contrast to what occurs in codon reassignments in modern codes, where the reassignment is constrained to keep the same 20 amino acids.

The agents thought the reassignment was a potentially illegal use of government resources.

The reassignment was requested by two Democratic congressmen from Rhode Islands, Representatives Patrick J. Kennedy and Jim Langevin.

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.

But officials said the reassignment was not a demotion and was not a result of recent criticism over his performance heading the Office of Professional Responsibility.

Mr. Bookstaver said that the state's chief administrative judge, Jonathan Lippman, and an administrative judge in Queens, Leslie G. Leach, had concluded that the reassignment was necessary, and Justice Blackburne agreed after a conversation early yesterday with Justice Leach.