Sentence examples for redistributed a from inspiring English sources

Little says that while UR redistributed a few of its weapons – "there were some deals around the edges" – most of its consignment was kept intact.

In 1985, her government abolished the Eady levy which for 35 years had redistributed a percentage of box-office receipts back to domestic production, and further removed the tax break — an unkind cut from a government which was supposedly "instinctive" about cutting taxes.

The customers win; the money saved is progressively redistributed (a $2.00 fee means a great deal more to someone making $35,000 a year than it does to a bank or its employees); and it's a small spoonful of sugar to go with the ugly medicine of this bailout package.

Unfortunately, sometimes even the best VCG redistribution mechanism fails to redistribute a substantial fraction of the VCG payments.

For this purpose, several VCG redistribution mechanisms have been proposed that redistribute a large fraction of the VCG payments back to the agents, in a way that maintains strategy-proofness and the non-deficit property.

MR. BIVENS -- Within nations, trade tends to redistribute a lot of income.

Last week, Jean-Claude Juncker, the European Commission President, presented a plan for redistributing a hundred and sixty thousand refugees now in Italy, Greece, and Hungary according to a quota determined by members' population and wealth.

When Reddit raised a funding round in September, it promised to redistribute a portion of it to users – with the backing of its investors.

Nullsoft's developers published Waste under the GNU Public License from the Free Software Foundation, which authorizes anyone to modify and redistribute a program's underlying source code.

Also by Ms. Ruais is "Unfolding (Liquid Color)," a giant, multicolored starburst made by redistributing a piece of pigmented clay equal in weight to the artist's body.

Our graduated income-tax system redistributes a small amount of money every year but does little to slow the polarization of wealth.