reassignment

By the time of his reassignment, both he and the children have changed.

Reassignment is probably the only thing that would help him.

And since when did sexual reassignment become a civil rights issue?

They called it reassignment, of course, to cover up the truth.

Reassignment should not be in itself a cause of discrimination.

On the phone, Derek said he had turned down the reassignment.

A number of executive reassignments were also announced by the company.

He has been in Washington for several months awaiting reassignment.

I'll be in therapeutic reassignment the rest of my life.

Despite his reassignment, Banks knew he would have to keep up to date on the case.

The reassignment of jobs abroad has become a political issue in this campaign year.

An early reassignment may be made to correct a clear error.

We were certain that reassignment to another unit would be no problem, but this was a challenge.

You do not have to offer this reassignment because it would be a promotion.

Young was offered a reassignment in the program, but refused it and decided to leave the school.

After some negotiation about the terms of her reassignment, the deal fell through.

I expected an early reassignment since it was not my job to build colonies.

Had it always been a command chair or was this a reassignment?

You're certainly due for reassignment to a quiet sector like this one.

Victor liked that, no questions about what the reassignments were for.

The reassignment affected almost 600 of the nation's 694 radio stations.

Consider pushing for reassignment to a new manager or division.