Sentence examples for * reallocated in from inspiring English sources

"We have reallocated in favor of energy and away from most other materials," he said.

Comparable studies in those born blind showed that the visual areas of the cortex may be reallocated in function and used to process sound and touch.

Or the land of individuals may be reallocated in favour of the community at large by abolishing private ownership, as in Cuba.

This happens because the increased support the candidate receives in a campaign can change the order in which candidates will be dropped and votes reallocated in arriving at a result.

This enables minor parties even those unable to win any seats—an indirect influence on policy formation, since the votes of losing candidates may be reallocated in close contests.

If Ukip were to poll at the bottom of that range, and the lost voters were to be reallocated in line with other people who have switched their vote in the past year (you can see the calculations here), that would hand the Tories at least 11 more seats.

They show that production jobs are easier to reallocate in low-income countries than service jobs.

We tested this assumption by reallocating in our estimates observed mortality according to risk ratios by BMI group reported in the literature (16, 17, 18).

The chief executive, John J. Eyler Jr., said the layoffs, which are effective immediately, were necessary as the company reallocated labor in 400 stores in the United States.

Japanese men were conscripted into regular services, and Palauans who held administrative posts in the police force were reallocated jobs in the agricultural sector.

As a stopgap, the California Legislature reallocated $1.6 million in educational and capital grants for salaries and daily expenses.