noun
definition
An instance of reshuffling, a reorganization
verb
definition
To shuffle something again, especially playing cards
definition
To reorganize or rearrange something, especially government posts
Examples of reshuffle in a Sentence
Some hours later, Tony Blair unveiled his cabinet reshuffle.
The reshuffle followed Thursday 's local elections, which saw the Conservatives take control of 11 local authorities.
Given rural interest groups already feel marginalized, the recent reshuffle has caused further discontent.
These bad dreams are behind the latest reshuffle, which clearly defines the order of battle Microsoft expects over the next few years.
The next reshuffle should see the same faces in different positions tho Prescott and Brown seem to have booked their chairs already.
Finally, how will the post-election reshuffle affect the sector?
New money have earn a mere the meeting's reshuffle.
If there had been sufficient time before Henley regatta, there would doubtless have been another big reshuffle between the two crews.
Is that why you have n't had a reshuffle yet?
Thursday 29 November 1990 The Government announces a reshuffle of ministerial posts at the Northern Ireland Office (NIO).
Following the election results, the Prime Minister moved forward a Cabinet reshuffle originally planned for Monday.
The Sun reports that the resignation will mean a full Cabinet reshuffle today rather than later this week.
New money have earn a mere the meeting 's reshuffle.
If there had been sufficient time before henley regatta, there would doubtless have been another big reshuffle between the two crews.
Is that why you haven't had a reshuffle yet?
Thursday 29 November 1990 The Government announces a reshuffle of ministerial posts at the Northern Ireland Office (NIO ).
Neither does a reshuffle which makes the resident of Number 10 look like a puppet of events rather than the master of them.
Jeff detailed the changes in responsibility that had taken place following the recent ministerial reshuffle.
Jeff detailed the changes in responsibility that had taken place following the recent Ministerial reshuffle.
Of course, despite the nonsense talked about the reshuffle, Blair is indeed rewriting the constitution from above.