Sentence examples for redistributed elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Put simply, Treasury has assessed Western Australia's earnings and largesse to be so much greater than every other state (with the exception of Queensland) that 54.5 cents in every dollar should be redistributed elsewhere.

But billions of corporate dollars are now being withheld from investors and redistributed elsewhere, often according to the whims of social activists who are accountable to no one and who pursue goals based not on a desire for greater corporate efficiency or profits but on their own vision of what is sustainable, equitable and good for all.

The legislation that the House passed overwhelmingly today would take funds from the Airport Improvement Fund -- an account that Congress had previously exempted from any across-the-board cuts altogether -- and redistribute it elsewhere within the Federal Aviation Administration, thus ending the four-day-old crisis.

With a feed-in tariff, utilities agree to pay a premium, but stable, rate for power generated from renewable sources, both as the utility uses the power, or as it is fed back through the grid to be redistributed and sold elsewhere.

Government must be more than a huge machine aimed at redistributing money made elsewhere.

Imagine how much lighter you would feel on the court if you could redistribute your money elsewhere — like by giving it to, say, future Knick LeBron James.

As the clays in this layer were not altered by heat and the ceramics still have preserved residues, we conclude that the ash was produced elsewhere and was redistributed to this location.

Often the process involves the loss of jobs in one sector followed by the creation of them in another as increased productivity and profits – redistributed in the form of increased wages – creates demand elsewhere in the economy.

More recently, Hurricane Katrina redistributed over one million people from the central Gulf coast elsewhere across the United States, becoming the largest diaspora in the history of the United States.

Therefore, an alternative explanation for the reactivation of genes could be an indirect effect, as H3K9me3 is redistributed to the blocks, essentially reducing local repressive effects elsewhere.

Hence, the thin-sheet model includes the effect that lateral conductivity variations will have on redistributing regional currents induced elsewhere.