Sentence examples for is a reallocation of from inspiring English sources
The ascent to power of the Republican-controlled 104th Congress early in 1995 brought with it the promise of "devolution," that is, a reallocation of power from the federal government to state and local governments.
There's just been a reallocation of the starring roles and cameos.
"Rather than money being wasted through the criminal justice system, there could be a reallocation of funds," Mr. Winehouse told The Associated Press before meeting with parliamentary leaders.
The unit "does not require additional" spending, Mr. Shea said, because there was "a reallocation of resources" in the integrated media group after he joined.
In addition to being a reallocation of national resources from the 99percenttothethe 1percentthethe Grand Bargain would destroy American jobs.
Update 12.30pm: (In fact, she points out that the expansion is a reallocation. The overall number of copies distributed in Scotland will not change. When we met for the interview, the Aberdeen plan had already been agreed, hence the oversight).
AT&T is a massive reallocation-of-assets story, which is what Wall Street loves to bet on.
When some do better than others there is inevitably a reallocation of what economists call "positional goods", and in this process there are losers.
Another source is through a reallocation of state governments annual budgets among agencies.
Reid: That's true, but we're experiencing a reallocation of capital out of bonds and back into equities.
Should we be debating whether this is a wise reallocation of government's resources?
