reshuffle
స్థానచలనం
definition
verb
the president was forced to reshuffle his cabinet
reorganize or change the positions of (government appointees, members of a team, etc.).
Youngman is requesting that Garcia reshuffle the cards
shuffle (playing cards) again.
noun
he was brought into the government in the last reshuffle
an act of reorganizing or rearranging something.
example
too many pairs are coming up—you better 'reshuffle'
the president was forced to 'reshuffle' his cabinet
With the latest 'reshuffle' , it bears even less resemblance to ministerial portfolios.
A spate of ministerial resignations, followed by a horribly panicked and botched 'reshuffle' , is another piece of evidence.
First, it's being tied into a wider junior ministerial 'reshuffle' .
Youngman is requesting that Garcia 'reshuffle' the cards
Other major changes are expected when the 'reshuffle' is announced in the next 10 days.
The First Minister is now expected to 'reshuffle' his advisory team as he prepares for the elections.
The Liberal Democrat leader will 'reshuffle' his frontbench team after the party's autumn conference, senior party members have revealed.
the president was forced to 'reshuffle' his cabinet
In the recent government 'reshuffle' he was given the job of vice chamberlain of the royal household.
Such action would have forced a parliamentary 'reshuffle' before the anticipated autumn election.
Downing Street is not confirming when the announcement will be made amid signs that the prime minister is struggling to resolve the conundrum of how to 'reshuffle' his junior ministers.
The latest 'reshuffle' , in contrast to previous rearrangements, barely caused a stir.
And the fact that there'll be the ministerial 'reshuffle' is a mere co-incidence.
He has every reason to 'reshuffle' his cabinet or at least move seats around.
The good showing for the Government may reflect reaction to last week's 'reshuffle' in addition to positive economic figures.
The expected autumn 'reshuffle' will allow for a much-needed freshening of the ministerial team.
What would drive an entrepreneur to 'reshuffle' his top management team at the peak of his company's success?
The American and European short term industries will undergo a major 'reshuffle' over the next year.
And since these issues are hardly to be agreed on because of the polar interests of rulers and opposition, the acting majority preferred to defer the 'reshuffle' of the main law.
too many pairs are coming up—you better 'reshuffle'
It also is an attempt to 'reshuffle' how libraries house information.
Injury and illness had forced Rangers into a minor 'reshuffle' .
he was brought into the government in the last 'reshuffle'
he was brought into the government in the last 'reshuffle'
Alternatively, a Prime Minister may 'reshuffle' a minister who has been associated with policies which have failed or which are unpopular.
Youngman is requesting that Garcia 'reshuffle' the cards
Should this happen or not, the forces of separation are stimulating speculation about possible 'reshuffles' of party allegiance.
Late last month, the Prime Minister 'reshuffled' his cabinet in an attempt to resuscitate his government's largely stalled economic and social agenda.
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