Sentence examples for reallocated from the from inspiring English sources
More than $100m will be reallocated from the Australia Council to the Ministry for the Arts in order to establish a national program for excellence.
The government proposed last month that 3.5percentt, or about £130 million ($212 million), be reallocated from the BBC to other broadcasters to help them pay for children's programming and local news.
The $4.5 billion is not new money; rather it is being reallocated from the $21 billion the Bush administration and Congress have already pledged to aid New York's recovery from the Sept. 11 attack that destroyed the trade center and killed more than 2,800 people.
Over the first half, capital and labor were reallocated from the primary and tertiary sectors to the secondary sector, and this changed the attitudes of the majority of the population with respect to protectionism.
The line was built as a gauge line, and the first rolling stock was reallocated from the Voss Line.
More than one million Californians can remove old nonviolent felonies from their records to reduce barriers to stability, and more than $68 million dollars are being reallocated from the prisons budget to local prevention and treatment.
The amount the government is planning to "reallocate" from the military's current budget.
Abbott thinks the state will have enough resources without it, between federal and private aid, plus $100 million in disaster recovery grants that he can reallocate from the state budget thanks to the disaster designation.
Each time a t-tuple is reallocated from S into M, the goals are recalculated.
Thus, the increased anticorrelations between the right DLPFC and ventral ACC may reflect conditions in which cognitive resources are reallocated from one network to the other.
The first secondary endpoint was the proportion of patients reallocated from NPI-defined moderate risk to either high or low risk, by application of the IHC4+C score.
