Sentence examples for may be reallocated from inspiring English sources

When those leases expire, Mr. Kimunya said, it is possible that the land may be reallocated.

"Support may be reallocated or refocused for those who staff or retrench on agreed reform plans," the paper says.

Comparable studies in those born blind showed that the visual areas of the cortex may be reallocated in function and used to process sound and touch.

Or the land of individuals may be reallocated in favour of the community at large by abolishing private ownership, as in Cuba.

This enables minor parties even those unable to win any seats—an indirect influence on policy formation, since the votes of losing candidates may be reallocated in close contests.

Some of those workers may be reallocated to emerging related areas, including CO2 recovery and efficiency enhancement for legacy coal plants.

A total of £54,000 may also be reallocated to pay for new playground equipment, in a proposal to be put to councillors next week.

Resources may then be reallocated to the collection of genotypic data.

Public budgets may need to be reallocated, but it is essential to maintain current investments in preventive health care, basic education and social services.

A step forward to seeing improvements in annual reductions in neonatal mortality rates would be to pay more attention to the target group for the interventions; funding and resources may need to be reallocated to include stillbirth prevention which has received very little attention so far (Frøen et al., 2011).

Instead he believes how people spend their time on their phone may just shift and be reallocated, rather than any of these services drying up and dying out completely.