Under federal law you can reallocate within a single 529 plan just once a year.
And finally, migrants emigrate to a third country to follow their personal and other networks: for example, migrants reallocate within Europe to be closer to family and friends in another European country (Schroll 2009; Schapendonk 2012; Ahrens et al. 2014; Erdal and Ezzati 2014; Toma and Castagnone 2015).
In the short run, all factors of production are reallocated only within the sector where they were previously employed.
The difference in 2014 is that lawmakers can reallocate money within departments as they see fit, within the limits, and won't be confined by the sequester rules.
That strategy, American said, was to "reallocate flying within American's domestic network, from unprofitable routes to the airline's primary markets".
With any of these options they could also reallocate funds within the health system in order to enhance efficiency, with a possible shift from the focus on diagnosis and treatment to investment in disease prevention.
The so-called "cold situation" (commanding firefighter, control and dispatch center) involves non-personnel preparatory measures concerning vehicles and equipment (for example, submersible pumps or chainsaws) and personnel preparatory measures like calling in additional dispatchers to the command center, reallocating staff within the jurisdiction, or activating special units like wild fire units.
We've had a recruitment freeze in place for some time and the vast majority of displaced employees have been reallocated to other posts within the organisation.
In order to keep the crowding and the sex ratio roughly constant within vials, flies from all vials were pooled at every transfer and reallocated to fresh medium at a constant crowding of 10 males and 10 females per vial (or the best approssimation in case the number of flies was not a multiple of 10).
Resources are slowly being reallocated.
