Sentence examples for a reallocation from inspiring English sources

Along with the redeployment of human assets came a reallocation of sophisticated hardware.

Such an effort will require a reallocation of investment, from cities to the country.

There's just been a reallocation of the starring roles and cameos.

This refers broadly to a reallocation of power from the state to counties.

All of this naturally implies a reallocation of resources over time.

But a reallocation of resources ordered by the government strikes some on Wall Street as too meddlesome.

Exposing our weaknesses will not empower our foes, he insists, but will help build broad support at home for a reallocation of resources.

This means that Sainsbury must improve its offer and this will cost money (reducing Nectar points is weakening its offer and suggests a reallocation of resources).

A Fifa spokeswoman insisted there was "never any intention" to administer the fund and that it merely "facilitated" a reallocation of funds.

"Is it possible to do a reallocation for me to take more of the events and the calls?" he asked during a White House strategy meeting.

Most companies hide their product cancellations: they try to disguise them as a "reallocation" or "new focus" or some other doublespeak.