Sentence examples for realignment program from inspiring English sources

The biggest reform is our realignment program, which places tens of thousands of lower-level offenders under county supervision.

The custody shift is part of Gov. Jerry Brown and the legislature's "realignment" program, to comply with court orders to reduce overcrowding in state prisons.

A "prison realignment" program introduced in 2011 attempted to address the issue by shifting non-violent offenders - many behind bars for drug-related crimes - from the supervision of state prisons to county jails.

In 2005, plans to fly the TSIS on NPOESS were dropped as part of a major realignment of the program prompted by skyrocketing costs.

The impact on the development of a collective innovation practice is limited but important: the realignment of the program's substantive focus during its implementation.

Advocates of alternative sentencing decried the Taft contract in particular, saying that it will divert state realignment money from programs that provide housing and other transitional services to offenders being released from state prison.

Their results indicated that many disrupted genes likely utilized the non-standard decoding mechanisms: programmed ribosomal frameshifting and programmed transcriptional realignment.

Maldonado called realignment an "early release" program.

Last February, in its 2011 budget request, the department asked for $300 million to be spent on a realignment of several existing programs to improve "effective teaching and learning" in STEM fields.

So far, counties have allocated an average of just 12 percent of their realignment funds to re-entry programs.

6.  Realignment of the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program for Fiscal Year 2017.