Sentence examples for reallocated for from inspiring English sources
Outside of dark-blue California, high-speed projects stalled, and money was reallocated for upgrades to existing services.
Unless Congress reverses itself, those frequencies are scheduled to be reclaimed by the government and reallocated for public safety and commercial broadband networks on Feb. 19, 2009.
A further $23m will be reallocated for 12 months from Indigenous Business Australia to the Indigenous Advancement Strategy for entrepreneurial projects.
In people who become blind as adults, Sacks notes, the part of the brain that once processed visual information does not atrophy, but is reallocated for another use.
Some target-date mutual funds — you tell the fund manager when you want to retire, and the mix of investments is reallocated for you — are too aggressively invested for basic needs, he continued.
They begin to reveal themselves the moment she pulls out of City Hall's parking lot, since most of the money set aside for street paving this year has been reallocated for more urgent needs.
Scullion's office was unable to respond by deadline to questions on where the 12 months' reallocated funding for the Barkly Regional Council would come from.
[Peters (1986)] shows that, if the marital surplus cannot be reallocated (due, for example, to asymmetric information) then 'inefficient' divorces may occur.
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.
Given the baseline of 54percentt of discretionary funding for defense purposes in 2015, it would take a relatively small shift from this dollar-for-dollar framework to reallocate funding for major improvements in job creation and training, education, health care, climate change or other priorities.
Bush is highly selective, lavishing himself with praise for achievements (African aid programmes, for example) and doggedly reallocating blame for things that went wrong, such as the handling of hurricane Katrina.
