Sentence examples for reallocate them from inspiring English sources

An unsustainable boom will leave workers stranded in the wrong jobs, making a painful bust necessary to reallocate them.

"Would I be willing to take all the dollars I contribute and reallocate them to a democracy endowment fund?

Presumably, the Democrats and the White House will open negotiations insisting that the new green-card program expand the overall number of visas, rather than reallocate them, but this may be something they would be willing to concede in order to get a bill passed.

They mobilize as many deposits from as many economic agents as they can and reallocate them as credit.

Yesterday, House Republicans proposed a law that would swap the 55,000 visas allotted to underrepresented nations, such as those in Africa, and reallocate them to foriegn-born students with a STEM graduate degree.

To determine whether E-Verify laws reduce the total population of unauthorized immigrants or just reallocate them across states, we first examine spillovers, or whether E-Verify laws in other states affect the number of likely unauthorized immigrants living in a given state.

But if you took those presidential salaries that people think are too high, and reallocated them, it wouldn't make that much difference in the overall budget.

By then removing the number of Hispanic votes from each candidate's vote total and reallocating them back to the two candidates in order to equalize their total votes, one can determine what percentage of the Hispanic vote Mr. Obama needed to carry each of the key states.

This is done by searching the slots already allocated to the satisfied MSs and reallocating them to the dissatisfied ones starting by rtPS and ertPS SFs.

For example, vacancies and jobseekers could be heterogeneous in their locations and mismatch would be present when reallocating them across locations could improve the efficiency of matching (Shimer 2007; Şahin et al. 2012).

The proposed bill, The STEM Jobs Act, trades the 55,000 visas allotted under the Diversity Immigrant Visa program to underrepresented nations, especially Africa, and reallocates them to foreign-born students with American graduate degrees in science, technology, engineering, and math.