Sentence examples similar to redeployment of budget from inspiring English sources

The bank is introducing similar programs across at least five sports in three countries in what amounts to a comprehensive redeployment of its global sports marketing budget.

Where the programme budget spans a wide range of health services, delivered in different settings and serving different patient populations, direct redeployment of resources may be difficult to achieve and the breadth of the programme budget may itself prove a barrier to disinvestment.

At the micro level, providers and local fund-holders facing increasingly modest year-on-year growth in their budgets are piloting a range of mechanisms that might facilitate cost containment and/or redeployment of resources from currently funded interventions [ 9- 12].

It's just a redeployment of those employment opportunities.

Then they want "responsible redeployment" of American forces.

Long-running grumbles about the redeployment of American soldiers from Okinawa have added to the tension.

He calls for a "phased redeployment" of American troops in four to six months.

The bill approved by the House requires that redeployment of troops from Iraq begin within 30 days, with a goal of completing redeployment by December 2008.

India did not publicly announce the redeployment of a flotilla of vessels.

There is a kind of serene boldness to her present redeployment of its grammar.

Along with the redeployment of human assets came a reallocation of sophisticated hardware.