Sentence examples for may have reallocated from inspiring English sources

The marginal effect was slightly smaller in 1989, suggesting that hospitals in more competitive areas may have reallocated resources into administrative services.

"We have reallocated in favor of energy and away from most other materials," he said.

Had the project been killed outright, MDOT could have reallocated the funding to any project elsewhere in the state.

We have reallocated money that we already had in the budget in these countries so we are not having to wait until someone says 'go ahead'.

Mr. Bonevardi, who lives with Sony, a Rhodesian Ridgeback, has reallocated the space beneath the beam.

In the past, Congress has reallocated tax revenue from the retirement program to the disability trust fund.

NASA has reallocated $2.4 billion from existing programs to define and develop technology for the project through 2007.

Meanwhile, the U.S. Forest Service has reallocated $43 million in California this fiscal year to "conduct safety-focused restoration along roads, trails and recreation sites," the agency said in a statement.

The EPA has reallocated $1.9 million for the new study in this fiscal year and will request further funding in the President's FY2011 budget proposal.

"If indeed we are moving into a new climate regime that is going to limit the ability to continue the status quo," he said "we may have to do something different — reallocate the system, or make adjustments to existing settlements".

The BBC Trust may have a wider role to play in reallocating licence fee money to other content providers if this becomes the preferred option for protecting public service broadcasting, according to Ofcom chief Ed Richards.