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The budget was slashed to just £180m and reallocated to a 16-19 "bursary fund".

Workers above some skill threshold are reallocated to a new high-skill task.

The policing functions of Acpo should be reallocated to a body with proper public accountability, and Acpo confined to the role of representing the professional interests of its members.

Excess work is now more likely to have to be reallocated to a colleague in the same team, a process that can involve a time-consuming negotiation - rather than quick and simple instructions.

"In the year following Miss McFarland's death, the executive directors turned down their bonus entitlement and instead chose for this money to be reallocated to a safety improvement fund for level crossings," Schofield said.

As WGN America evolves and broadens the scope and scale of its portfolio of series, we recently announced that resources will be reallocated to a new strategy to increase our relevance within the rapidly changing television landscape.

First, in the nursing IC papers, commonly studied HR variables are merely reallocated to an IC framework [ 17] with results that mirror those from the larger literature on nursing HR [ 64].

Every dollar reallocated to pay a tax burden is one dollar less that a nonprofit will have to provide much needed programmatic services.

News and current affairs resources will be reallocated to deliver a digital-first service.

Perhaps then, to please the growing band of small countries, a commissioner could after all be retained for each; and the votes in the council might then be reallocated to give a bit more weight to big members.

(Mr. Harth, reached by telephone, begs to differ. Carnegie is not, he says, jettisoning jazz: "We have finite resources to put into our jazz program and they have been reallocated to provide a wider variety as opposed to supporting just one band").