And so, unaware of what they are missing, they need to be redirected toward the budding new theater of realness.
Mr. Fischer said that the cost of meeting the physical and mental health needs of this new inmate population was rising and that the department's resources needed to be redirected to meet those needs.
The government's priorities need to be redirected towards issues which are directly impacting people, such as climate change, and not driven by the urge to feed what he described as corrupt mafias.
HE may have played Tevye in "Fiddler on the Roof" and Fagan in "Oliver," but it soon became painfully clear to John McEwen -- with no singing voice and minimal dance talent -- that his love of theater would need to be redirected.
Now, based on calls she gets from people who say they cannot make a commitment to adopt Premarin foals because they cannot afford to keep the horses they already own, Ms. Buongiorne says she thinks her rescue efforts may need to be redirected closer to home.
The government said the funds for the wage increases in child care and aged care needed to be redirected essentially because trade unionists were invading lunch rooms: unions were using the beach head provided by the previous Labor government to recruit new members.
But he added: "The military expenses need to be redirected to the training of the Afghan police and army, and Afghanisation should lead the government-building process" – an apparent nod towards the Obama administration's decision to send 4,000 more US military trainers.
Resources need to be redirected into treatment and prevention.
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