Sentence examples for by the reallocation of from inspiring English sources

Trees may respond to their environment in a number of ways, chiefly by morphological and physiological responses as well as by the reallocation of available nutrients and water to those organs in most need.

The agreement is made up of two parts with £6m generated by the reallocation of match revenues that will increase income for both union and clubs.

A robust and efficient financial system promotes growth by the reallocation of economic resources in the economy in an effective and efficient manner.

"This process of creative destruction is able to increase economic efficiency by the reallocation of resources," the researchers claim.

Unlike abscission and dehiscence, leaf senescence is a specialized form of programmed cell death, which is a genetically regulated process of slow cell death of the entire leaf and is preceded by the reallocation of nitrogen, phosphorus, and metals to other parts of the plant.

Congress can begin cutting through a lot of that by approving the reallocation of radio spectrum to wireless broadband providers and public safety agencies.

This nibbling – known by transport wonks as the "reallocation of road space" – is far from finished, but before-and-after photographs displayed at public consultations for the Connecting Leicester urban plan show that designing cities for cars results in an excess of vehicles.

Stephanie Pfeifer, chief executive of IIGCC, a European network of Institutional Investors with €13tn (£8.61tn) in assets, said: "Access to high-quality information can only help accelerate the reallocation of capital by investors in ways that will accelerate the low carbon transition.

The release on the governor's website states that the PIPE program is administered by the Commonwealth Financing Authority and "funded through the reallocation of two fiscal years of funding from a previously underutilized program".

And the funding settlement for the BBC requires both cuts and the reallocation of spending".

This victory would entail the reallocation of waste management to the municipal councils.