Sentence examples for a significant redistribution from inspiring English sources
India's rural employment guarantee scheme seeks to bolster the employment content of growth, and China's shift towards consumption-led growth will require a significant redistribution of wealth and income.
Globalisation is causing the biggest shift in relative prices (of labour, capital, commodities and goods) for a century, and this in turn is causing a significant redistribution of income.
We might still cope, if – and I accept these are two huge ifs – Labour can win the next election and commit itself to a significant redistribution of wealth and power rather than the tricks and gimmicks that characterised its last period in office.
What is paradoxical about the sudden focus on redistribution worries is it seems to ignore data that demonstrates that the nation has seen a significant redistribution of incomes over the past generation – from the poor and middle class to the rich, and especially to the very rich – all while government policies have also become less redistributive over the same period.
In many cases, bimetallic bonding produces a significant redistribution of charge around the bonded metals.
The next big event to watch for in the development of ARPC will be when connected cars trigger a significant redistribution of revenue among the value chain players.
Surprisingly, staining of E-cadherin engaged in homophilic interactions was weaker in aPKCλ-depleted embryos (Fig. 3C), although we did not observe any significant redistribution of E-cadherin into the cytosol and expression of total E-cadherin was not modified (data not shown).
An acute or short-term stress response induces a rapid and significant redistribution of immune cells among different body compartments.
These findings indicate that knockout of R7BP caused a modest but significant redistribution of RGS7 away from the plasma membrane.
We detected a small but significant redistribution of cytosolic ERK1/2 into the membrane and cytoskeletal fractions upon serum or phorbol ester stimulation, but no significant differences between the two types of stimulation.
Such outcome-oriented theories may be more or less demanding, depending on whether they require equality or merely priority for the worst-off, and on whether they support equality of a sort that may not require the significant redistribution of goods or resources.
