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- verb Present participle of
reassign .
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Examples
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Under the Constitution, Congress couldn't do any more than that, such as reassigning typical lawsuits to non-Article III judges.
Lanny Davis: The Anna Nicole Smith Supreme Court Case: Uniting Liberals and Conservatives Lanny Davis 2011
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The Microsoft and Logitech mice also can work with their own special software programs, but the extra features, such as reassigning a mouse button to open an application, aren't really necessary for the average user.
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Make no mistake, though: the Bush Administration have already cannibalized the Good Ship FDA--"reassigning" analysts, closing labs and pushing to shutter even more--and as recent food-contamination and toxic import scandal have demonstrated, it's been taking on water for some time now.
Diminished Capacity: FDA Downsized and Privatized; America is at Risk 2007
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Make no mistake, though: the Bush Administration have already cannibalized the Good Ship FDA--"reassigning" analysts, closing labs and pushing to shutter even more--and as recent food-contamination and toxic import scandal have demonstrated, it's been taking on water for some time now.
Diminished Capacity: FDA Downsized and Privatized; America is at Risk 2007
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Bloch routinely retaliated against whistleblowers in his own staff by either "reassigning" or flat-out firing them illegally removed language clarifying OSC's jurisdiction over sexual orientation discrimination complaints from the OSC website and official documents.
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According to the source, Thomas and FIU athletic director Pete Garcia met as far back as two weeks ago, which precipitated FIU "reassigning" coach Sergio Rouco on Monday.
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According to the source, Thomas and FIU athletic director Pete Garcia met as far back as two weeks ago, which precipitated FIU "reassigning" coach Sergio Rouco on Monday.
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In the NFL, where plays, packages and formations are in constant flux, the idea of reassigning one player would be too minor of a tweak to mention.
A Hockey Team With a Turbocharger Tom Perrotta 2010
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In a nod to calls for police accountability, the interior ministry unveiled its largest personnel shake-up in history last week, reassigning some 4,000 policemen and pushing into early retirement more than 600 high-level officers who may be implicated in the deaths of protesters during the revolution.
Egypt's Leader Names New Ministers Matt Bradley 2011
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Archbishop of New York Timothy Dolan did come on stronger in his March 20th interview on 60 Minutes where he said,When you think what happened both that a man who proposes to act in the name of God would have abused an innocent young person and that some bishops in a way would have continenced that by reassigning abusers, nothing less than hideous.
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