It was purely a maneuver to cover an area which had been evacuated or been left uncovered because of the assassination and the reassignment of squads?
The prediction that a significant number of black officers and men would be ineligible for reassignment or further training proved ill-founded.
The freereassignment of all eligible Negroes, particularly the well-qualified, was essential to the eventual dissolution of the all-black units.
Further delay, he predicted, would cause confusion in reassignment of some 4,000 troops.
After considering each man's technical training, his performance, and his career field preference, the board recommended him for reassignment in a specific duty field.
The Air Force promised to discharge all its substandard men, but those black airmen either ineligible for discharge or for reassignment to specialist duty would remain in segregated units.
Marr predicted that as those eligible for reassignment were transferred out of black units, the units themselves, bereft of essential personnel, would become inoperative and disappear one by one.
Most opportunely, the invalid had a relapse, and was able to secure an extension of leave until August fourth, the date on which a third of the committee on the reassignment of officers would retire, among them the hated Aubry.
The overhauling of the army list with the subsequent reassignment of officers turned out ill for Buonaparte.
The town of Blois near Tours became a depot for classification and reassignment of officers who had been relieved by their superiors.
The final conference agreement between the two houses, appended to the appropriation bill above mentioned, definitely abolished the court, but followed the House plan of reassignment of the justices to duty in the circuit courts.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "reassignment" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
