| Would the ability to reassign resources without downtime or service interruption be beneficial? |
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| After assigning clusters randomly, the researchers had to combine and reassign clusters. |
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| Like the Republicans, he believed the president wanted the flexibility to hire, fire and reassign workers. |
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| In the end, the company had to reassign revenue to different fiscal years, but total sales didn't change. |
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| That means downtime to configure the new system and reassign users and data. |
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| In his opinion the chairperson had general power to assign and reassign cases already assigned. |
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| To reassign out-of-focus light to its point of origin, the data was processed using an iterative constrained deconvolution algorithm. |
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| In addition, the mid-year report allows the department to reassess funding allocations and reassign surpluses as appropriate. |
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| Laws that interfere with contracts simply assign and reassign risk. |
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| If you want to reassign certain basic key figures to the library, you have to reselect the relevant key figures. |
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| But as business turns sour, his boss threatens to reassign him. |
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| Arizona followed this up with a proposal to reassign teachers with heavy accents. |
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| Eventually, he must also decide whether to merge or reassign the responsibilities of America's multiple federal and state regulators. |
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| It is not feasible to reassign one of the other Case Managers to the CAR team. |
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| The employer may, in consultation with the employee, reassign her to another job that does not pose a health risk. |
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| Meanwhile, the Group is holding further talks with Sea Launch to reassign this launch to a future satellite. |
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| Leslie H. Gelb on why he must reassign Rahm, dump Larry Summers, and get rid of National Security adviser Jim Jones. |
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| The problem is more acute in the regions, where there is limited ability to reassign indeterminate staff when temporary programs end. |
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| In fact, it will reassign costs already being incurred among different orders of government. |
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| In the hope of warding off such a perception, managers might tend to reassign the employee rather than suspend him or her. |
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| Unlike London, where lay-offs at stockbroking firms often make headlines, Dublin firms usually prefer to reassign staff to other duties or quietly lay them off. |
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| Legal experts said it is common practice in the Eastern District of Virginia to reassign a bankruptcy case to the same judge who handled the first one. |
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| With the introduction of newer virtual-storage technologies, system administrators can dynamically assign, reassign, and allocate storage resources in real time. |
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| For example, both authors use a combination of rescreening data, laboratory statistics, report accuracy, and program performance to reassign workload. |
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| Therefore, as there were no existing positions the grievor was capable of performing, the employer was not obliged to reassign duties to create such a position. |
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| Even if it were easier to lay off, move or reassign employees in the public service, the time and energy required to deal with so many people would totally absorb the newcomer's agenda. |
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| One obvious alternative would be to temporarily reassign the employee to duties that do not present or cause an organizational conflict of interests. |
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| Commanders are loth to reassign troops to their protection, when it would mean diverting them from building up the Afghan forces. The retrograde is to reach its peak flow later this year. |
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| After a mid-term review, the budget would reassign amounts kept in reserve in order to launch new initiatives or reinforce policies which have the greatest need. |
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| If the medical information you collect verifies that the employee should be switched to a day shift, you may need to reassign or reorganize duties that are currently held by the employee's co-workers. |
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| A divided board last week voted to reassign Pino to the job of vice president for student affairs. |
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| Based on the study's recommendations, the Bank was able to reassign a number of administrative tasks away from the small business banker, freeing up time for more proactive contact with their customers. |
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| In accordance with the new placement procedure, heads of departments and offices could reassign staff within their departments and offices to vacant posts at the same level. |
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| It is better to reassign a Crew in the same tier than putting them into a higher one, which can be more expensive. |
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| However, under the new rules, the education district head can now reassign a teacher any time in his or her first year. |
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| In fact, the IRS will reassign the historic EIN of a corporation to a successor LLC only in certain situations. |
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| The decision to reassign the paraprofessionals to different positions within the district was made out of concern for federal funding. |
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| Issue: Our current collective agreements require employers to, where possible, modify the job duties of or reassign pregnant and nursing workers if they cannot safely perform their regular work. |
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| Nadeau added that Olymel is trying to reassign as many laid-off workers as it can within the many poultry and pork slaughtering and processing facilities it operates across the province. |
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| Member States may make provision for released land to be taken in charge by a body which undertakes to reassign it at a later date to a transferee who satisfies the conditions laid down for early retirement. |
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| Consequently, we urgently need to reassign funds. |
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| Army and Marine Corps commanders later took steps to reassign black servicemen to other jobs to equalize deaths, according to Col. |
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| The Dean of Academic Affairs has continued playing a key role in hiring decisions, as well as in decisions to reassign personnel to different positions. |
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| In the case of a conference involving other languages, the interpreters' fees are always charged unless it has been possible to reassign them to another conference for the same period. |
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| Bunting and his allies centralised power by making the Conference the final arbiter of Methodism, and giving it the power to reassign preachers and select superintendents. |
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| The Communications Authority announced today it will reassign 3G spectrum using a hybrid approach combining market-based and administrative assignment methods. |
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