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Left unchecked this will increase as today's veterans age, further shifting the Pentagon's budget away from fighting and towards providing care for ex-employees.

At the end of the hearing, Mr. Levin playfully warned Mr. Rumsfeld that the Democrats would try to shift money in President Bush's defense budget away from missile defense and toward better benefits for military personnel.

The spat over whether the education department has diverted £400m of its budget away from local authority schools into Gove's pet free schools programme is essentially an internecine one between the coalition parties.

As connected cars provide brands with greater insight into their customers, and the way they interact online, we expect a shift in automotive advertising budget away from offline media, where it is currently heavily weighted, and a long overdue drive towards digital media.

A draft law to be signed by parliament in December would refocus the provincial budget away from mining and on to agriculture, fishing and tourism, funding rubber and pepper plantations and boosting infrastructure, according to Didit Srigusjaya, a local MP who sits on the parliamentary regulations commission.

Over recent years, spending on current wildfire seasons have frequently resulted in transferring budget away from other land management activities including those that could reduce landscape hazard such as fuel reduction treatments.

Big brand advertisers like Procter & Gamble and Johnson & Johnson are increasingly shifting their advertising budgets away from traditional media like television and newspapers to digital advertising on the Internet.

In other words, the Medicare Board isn't only a means of cutting government spending; it is a means, too, of wresting the constitutional responsibility for budgeting away from powerful committee chairmen.

That is why Wendy Alexander, enterprise minister in the Scottish Executive, has decided to shift her training budgets away from training the unemployed towards giving better skills to those already in work.

BuzzFeed's California studio will produce more than 340 videos in 11 different languages, gathering three billion views across 30 distribution platforms – all designed to lure advertising budgets away from television.

She argues that detailed assessments of many tens of thousands of families a year based on "risk characteristics" divert thinly stretched budgets away from helping struggling families who don't intend – though may cause – their children harm.