Sentence examples similar to reallocating surpluses from inspiring English sources

???In practice, over half of the ???excessive??? balances are already committed by the schools to specific projects, and given the priority which the government attaches to school autonomy, there would likely be serious policy challenges involved in trying to reallocate such surpluses,??? the EPI said.

His caucus, Mayes said, remains committed to a plan it unveiled last fall that would reallocate existing transportation dollars, use projected budget surpluses and eliminate unfilled positions in the state budget — among other reforms — rather than raise taxes.

Reallocating a share of North Sea oil sales to Scotland creates a trade surplus and removes this misestimate.Why is this important?

In particular, California will get no advance notice of surpluses until it stops wasting water in farming areas such as the Imperial Valley, and tries instead to reallocate that water to needy San Diego.

[Peters (1986)] shows that, if the marital surplus cannot be reallocated (due, for example, to asymmetric information) then 'inefficient' divorces may occur.

Though female reproductive effort and offspring investment were significantly reduced after separation, as investigated by analysis of clutch size, eggs in the ovaries and ovary mass, the energetic surplus was not reallocated towards somatic maintenance.

Society was reallocating resources toward the poor.

And we should think about reallocating them.

Today, budget surpluses abound.

Surpluses became standard.

Provincial surpluses have vanished.