Sentence examples for transfer to less from inspiring English sources

In the lawsuit, she also claimed that the Police Department had denied her a transfer to less dangerous duties and forced her into retirement, depriving her of her salary.

And because guards with seniority are allowed to transfer to less stressful posts, ill-equipped new guards (often with inadequate training) are sometimes thrust immediately into administrative segregation assignments where they meet prisoners described as the "worst of the worst".

In 2006, it ruled 9-to-0 in favor of a woman who was transferred to less desirable duties after complaining of sexual harassment.

But Zawiya is the exception, and these arrivals were soon to be moved on, deported or transferred to less humane centres elsewhere.

The captain also made clear to supervisors that he would review summonses and that nonproductive officers would face transfers to less family-friendly shifts or even dismissal.

It has now emerged the agent, who was transferred to less sensitive work following an investigation, openly held rightwing views and was known in the village where he grew up as "Little Adolf".

The deputy warden, Lionel Lorquet, said he was passed up for promotions, transferred to less desirable commands in the Department of Correction and told by superiors who supported the Republican candidate, Michael R. Bloomberg, that "your life will be miserable" if Mr. Green lost the election.

8 14 15 Unfortunately, the expertise of experienced ultrasound examiners is not easily transferred to less experienced examiners.

It has now emerged that the agent, who was transferred to less-sensitive work following an investigation at the time, openly held rightwing views and was known in the village where he grew up as "Little Adolf".

All this leads to a concern that such complex skills and knowledge cannot be adequately transferred to less-than-fully-trained surgeons in a shortened training course(s).

As described by Levitt (1980) and Ungar (1978 , 1995, germination of halophyte seeds is inhibited by high salinity, but salinity is not necessarily toxic as seeds will often recover and germinate when they are transferred to less-saline water (Levitt 1980; Ungar 1978 , 1995.