Sentence examples for were not reassigned from inspiring English sources

If the assets left behind were not reassigned to some other individual, the eventual result would be complete ownership of all wealth by the community, and the system of individual property would end.

Los Angeles police Chief Charlie Beck testified Monday that two officers given desk jobs after they fatally shot an unarmed man in 2010 were not reassigned because of their race but because they were unfit to work in the field.

For the model and its analysis, only the distribution of Y is required and the exact reason for the failure event is irrelevant as long as it is independent of the packet transmission process (e.g., the pair of CR users are not reassigned to a new channel after each packet transmission or when the packet queue is empty).

What they find seems to support Mulder's revived belief in aliens, but is discredited when the agents are not reassigned to the now re-opened X-Files, with Jeffrey Spender (Chris Owens and Diana Fowley Mimi Rogersrs) taking over instead.

While this is a good thing for those taxpayers impacted by Tax ID Theft, it leaves the cross-trained employees who are not reassigned with less time to perform their normal duties and to provide taxpayer assistance.

Havas will decide by the end of next year what to do with the agencies that are not being reassigned; in one instance, Havas will sell its majority stake in a Paris agency, Australie.

In addition, this primal attractive potency of human milk odor to newborns is not easily reassigned by engaging them to learn an artificial odorant in association with nursing [12].

Calls to three pastors known to have been reassigned were not returned.

If bishops and priests could be parents or women, they would have pilloried priests who they knew were molesting children, not reassigned them to parishes where they could have access to more victims.

(Six individuals who had previously left the project [deceased, left academia, or reassigned by their chair] were not contacted).

"I can't specifically talk about the medical situation other than to say that, yes, it played a part in this," said Whitmore, who stressed that Hilton was not "released" but "reassigned" to home confinement.