Reassigning in a sentence

Musk pointed to NPR’s choice to stop tweeting as justifying possibly reassigning the account.

Whenever additional vacancies in Colonel rank are released by the Government, the Indian Army carries out reassigning of command appointments to widen command opportunities.

But, in a sudden switch, Tinubu restructured the State House media and communications team, reassigning two recently appointed officials to new roles.

For example, you might consider reassigning responsibilities, implementing a clear set of standard operating procedures, or consolidating tasks.

The department is reassigning other staff members to help get through reviews.

The Office of the Ombudsman has found former Albay Gov. Noel Rosal and his wife Carmen Geraldine, the incumbent mayor of Legazpi City, guilty of administrative charges for reassigning provincial and city government officers upon assuming office in 2022.

There were instances of him reassigning other characters' lines to himself, and he would often butt heads with "Star Trek" directors when he wasn't in the center of the frame.

Chris Jones, a spokesman for McCarran, said the airport has taken other steps to combat the virus, including mandating masks and reassigning people from desk jobs to cleaning duties.

For starters, they’re reassigning thousands of missionaries who returned home due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The state is now reassigning staff to respond.

The City of Ottawa is temporarily reassigning hundreds of staff to help remove one million sandbags in flood-affected communities along the Ottawa River and asking volunteers to join them this weekend.

DFM bosses were considering firing or reassigning Plunkett, but he got ahead of the process.

Given the current state of flux of the Characidae, a number of other changes will doubtless take place, reassigning once-familiar species to other families.

Longstreet's Carte de Visite portrait Bragg retained his position, relieving or reassigning the generals who had testified against him, and retaliated against Longstreet by reducing his command to only those units that he brought with him from Virginia.

The act of reassigning a CPU from one task to another one is called a context switch ; the illusion of parallelism is achieved when context switches occur frequently enough.

These variations can be accommodated by assigning large work units (thus reducing the need for continuous network connectivity) and reassigning work units when a given node fails to report its results in expected time.