Sentence examples for redistribute effort from inspiring English sources

Most funding agencies will allow faculty to redistribute effort as long as they feel that the reduction of effort will not jeopardize the success/completion of the project.

It uses the pseudo-inverse control allocation approach to redistribute the control efforts among the healthy actuators.

As he relates, though there have been various initiatives on the part of the Colombian government to redistribute land, these efforts have been a complete failure, with currently 4.2% of the land in Colombia in the hands of 67.6% of the population, while 46.5% of all land is in the hands of a mere.4% of the population.

Most tellingly, he made too little effort to redistribute the land.

Beginning in midcentury, the state enjoyed a respite with completion of the Central Valley Project, a large hydroengineering effort to redistribute surface water around the San Joaquin Valley.

But since the early 1970s, a growing number of states, including New York, Connecticut and Maryland, have factored the wealth of a school district into the equation, as part of a larger effort to redistribute resources more equitably among students, according to school financing experts.

President Obama has just announced a budget that will send the United States more deeply into debt but that also makes an effort to redistribute income and overhaul health care, improve education and combat environmental problems.

While Zimbabwe has been uprooting its white farmers in an aggressive effort to redistribute colonial era landholdings, Zambian officials, if a trifle warily, have rolled out the welcome mat.

If implemented, the agreement would pave the way for a renewed international effort to redistribute much of the country's farmland, most of which is in the hands of the small white minority.

The less-developed countries attempted a more concerted and wide-ranging effort to redistribute wealth and economic opportunities through demands for a New International Economic Order, made in 1974 by the Group of 77 (which had become a permanent group representing the interests of less-developed states in the UN and eventually came to include more than 120 states).

Mr. Cobos says he remains committed to the basic principles of Mrs. Kirchner's campaign platform, including the president's professed efforts to redistribute wealth.