Sentence examples for reallocation to from inspiring English sources

In that instance, it took seven or eight months for the reallocation to be completed.

"The reallocation to bonds that began in August of 2000 has continued," said Robert Adler, president of AMG Data.

Meanwhile, NHS eye departments are suffering from disinvestment due to this resource reallocation to the private health provider from South Africa, while schemes such as the National Refractive Error Program for South Africa are supported by international agencies and gift aid.

These orders then become available for reallocation to another writer.

Women lost land rights after marriage, and they often had to wait for the next reallocation to be assigned with land.

The inverter under enhanced droop control implements power reallocation to restore the frequency among the distributed generators with predefined droop characteristics.

From reallocations to local councils from departments, £305m in 2006 and £508 m in 2007 will be made available to reduce pressures on the council tax.

Rodrigo Chaves, Indonesia director for the World Bank, said in a news release that the government "deserves praise for the fuel subsidy reforms and subsequent budget reallocations to infrastructure spending," measures seen as vital to boosting growth in the world's 10th-largest economy.

It calls upon decision makers to give first priority to school sanitation and hygiene education, emphasizing the need for budget reallocations to maintain or improve the infrastructure.

Moreover, as shown by Haltiwanger et al. (2008), firms in industries that have different propensity to job reallocation tend to be affected differently by labor regulations.

Loss of germline precursor cells in C. elegans has previously been shown to improve protein homeostasis and extend lifespan, possibly due to reallocation of resources to somatic cells.