Sentence examples for reallocation of power from inspiring English sources

This refers broadly to a reallocation of power from the state to counties.

"We are also satisfied that the practical effect" of the ban on busing "is to work a reallocation of power," Justice Harry Blackmun wrote.

The reform coalition around President Mohammad Khatami has an ambitious domestic agenda that includes working out a reallocation of power with conservative clerical authorities, reviving Iran's economy and restoring rule of law.

The ascent to power of the Republican-controlled 104th Congress early in 1995 brought with it the promise of "devolution," that is, a reallocation of power from the federal government to state and local governments.

From the perspective of the American experience with Lochner, this reallocation of power may be praised or condemned depending on which criticism of the Lochner Court one chooses to embrace.

Simon Property contends in the brief, using an abbreviation for Taubman Centers Inc., that "the Taubman family took advantage of a contemporaneous transaction to seize effective control of TCI and effect a fundamental reallocation of power from the public to itself".

There are more conflicts concerning the reallocation of powers between the Canadian provinces and Ottawa than there are between the states and Washington.

As is shown in Figure 8, after the collaborative reallocation of the power budgets among member femtocells in a VC, the total aggregate interference is reduced compared to the non-collaborative way, where each FAP has equal and fixed power budget.

A reallocation of resources might be required to lift the salary of generalist doctors.

Besides that, the reallocation procedure has to be implemented: it has to be checked whether any of the carrier allocated to set receives an amount of power above a certain threshold.

Higher value of reallocation index indicates more possibilities of reallocation of sensors that can be more cost effective than adding (upgrade) new sensors.