Sentence examples similar to a re allocation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Perot's effort also led to a re-allocation of school spending, with more money being used for disadvantaged students.

Jonathan Garner of Morgan Stanley says that recent fund flows into emerging markets represent a re-allocation of just three-hundredths of one percentage point of global wealth.

There could also be a re-allocation of farm land from non food grain to food grain sector.

In this study, new window reservation control logic, a re-allocation algorithm using a merge configuration, is applied to the entryway BHS.

This observation allows us to hypothesize that in CR mouse lemurs a re-allocation of energy distribution to the brain could occur, thereby suppressing a potential deleterious effect of CR on hippocampus-dependent spatial memory task.

The observable increase of inflammatory cytokines at relatively low serum levels can induce a re-allocation program of energy-rich fuels directed toward the activated immune system.

CNGC19 and CNGC20 could assist the plant to cope with toxic effects caused by salt stress, probably by contributing to a re-allocation of sodium within the plant.

Genes involved in immune system function were down-regulated in the brains of sexually mature males, suggesting that a re-allocation of resources occurs at this stage.

That the working group went further to produce more disinvestment options then the deficit called for perhaps suggests that the decision makers had bought in to the principle of PBMA as a re-allocation tool.

Since focal males did not receive any ejaculates, any decrease in fecundity can only be attributed to copulations as donors and suggests a re-allocation between male and female function.

In adopting population-based techniques, however, HRW would have had to interview Nigerians whose police experience had been satisfactory, requiring a re-allocation of resources away from worst-case scenarios.