Human resources within the system should be reassigned to ensure optimum use and reduce duplication and waste.

The priorities of the Mission should determine resource management, with existing staff being reassigned to meet those priorities.

She has since asked to be reassigned from covering the government, concerned that her anger has hurt her objectivity.

The persons concerned, therefore, would have to be reassigned, at the end of their training courses, within the armed forces that are being integrated.

During pregnancy and feeding of a child, women can be reassigned to another job if this would be in the interest of their health condition as determined by an authorized physician.

Because of the priority given to field operations, by November 2004 half of the section's staff, including the Chief of Section, had been replaced during the year, having been reassigned almost simultaneously to field posts they had sought.

His delegation supported the process of consolidating the network of United Nations information centres into regional hubs and believed that the resources thus released should be reassigned to other important priority activities of the Department of Public Information.

This will enable the Procurement Service and the peacekeeping missions to deliver training programmes more frequently and with greater consistency and will facilitate the training of new staff members and staff members reassigned from other areas and or other missions.

The Mission absorbed additional requirements which arose under common staff costs for departing staff who were either repatriated or reassigned to newly established missions, as well as for the conversion of 16 staff from appointments of limited duration to the 100 Series Staff Rules.

The Division of Safety and Security Services, which unifies the separate safety and security structures at Headquarters in New York and at the offices away from Headquarters, became operational in April 2005 with skeleton staffing reassigned from other organizational units of the Department of Safety and Security.

6. Each State Party, to the extent consistent with the fundamental principles of its legal system, shall consider establishing procedures through which a public official accused of an offence established in accordance with this Convention may, where appropriate, be removed, suspended or reassigned by the appropriate authority, bearing in mind respect for the principle of the presumption of innocence.

8. Once again urges intergovernmental bodies to spare no effort at the planning stage to take into account the meetings of regional and other major groupings of Member States, to make provision for such meetings in their programmes of work and to notify conference services, well in advance, of any cancellations so that unutilized conference servicing resources may, to the extent possible, be reassigned to meetings of regional and other major groupings of Member States

8. Urges intergovernmental bodies to spare no effort at the planning stage to take into account meetings of regional and other major groupings of Member States, to make provision for such meetings in their programmes of work and to notify the conference services, well in advance, of any cancellations so that unutilized conference servicing resources may, to the extent possible, be reassigned to meetings of regional and other major groupings of Member States