Sentence examples for redirect resources to from inspiring English sources

Reynolds's plans are designed to focus on core businesses and redirect resources to areas of growth.

Real reform demands the courage to address sentencing, as former home and justice secretary Ken Clarke pointed out, and redirect resources to credible community alternatives, found to have significantly lower reoffending rates than short sentences in the government's own research.

The US military is seeking to redirect resources to the Asia-Pacific as it draws down its commitment in Afghanistan, though there is concern that budget cuts could threaten plans to base 60% of US naval assets in the region.

"By combining schools we can redirect resources to all schools so they can use the dollars to invest in supports that can help children thrive in the classroom: computer labs, libraries, specialized individual support, art and music," she said.

Now the decision to redirect resources to these more efficient and accurate collection capabilities must be made to maximize the benefit later.

The latter would increase his chances of staying put in the Oval Office and allow him to strategically redirect resources to more important issues other than Afghanistan, but will ultimately leave ordinary Afghans behind.

"It kind of reinforces its own data by redirecting resources to those areas".

Mr. Thompson said he was now redirecting resources to other activities like whale watching, burials at sea and harbor cruises.

For those of us who have been around in the trade union movement for a while, "redirecting resources to frontline" has a very familiar ring to it.

He largely froze settlement building in the West Bank and Gaza and said he was redirecting resources to the towns in the Israeli Negev and Galilee.

The perception that there wasn't government oversight clear down to where boom was going in the water resulted in us redirecting resources to reinforce the fact, whether it was needed or not, that there was government oversight".