Sentence examples for funds reallocated from inspiring English sources

Even with funds reallocated from Planned Parenthood, Hykes said, Columbus providers could ramp up their capacity only 10% in the next two to three years.

Even the NHS  is starting to see its funding reallocated a bit.

If WWCM program has limited effectiveness or cost-effectiveness, it's use should be re-evaluated and funding reallocated to other bariatric care initiatives.

Recognizing that many 401(k) investors rarely change their own asset allocations, specialists recommend target-date funds because the fund managers reallocate the funds toward less risky investments as workers age.

Source: Quarterly budget reviews, Second Quarter 2004/2005 and 2005/2006 [21–22] In order to cope with funding gaps at district level, during the financial years 2003/04 and 2004/05 funds were reallocated from rural health and preventive and promotive services when comparing approved budgets with actual expenditures.

In 1885 the program was reduced to nine battleships; the freed funds were reallocated to torpedo boats in response to German advances with these weapons.

In 1990, Skedsmo Municipal Council initially voted to allocate NOK 2 million for all-weather running track, but the funding was reallocated to fix a leaking roof on Skedsmo Church.

First, donors and advocacy groups promote the ART program while the optimal resource allocation suggests that funding be reallocated from the ART program to condom distribution and wellness.

The funds automatically reallocate investments, reducing exposure to stocks as retirement nears.

If these funds can be reallocated to care homes, perhaps Southern Cross will remain a one-off, rather than a precursor to an emergency in social care.

With the proceeds, they reallocated funds into insurance companies and resurgent shares of cable companies.