It is deceptive, she argues, to suggest a solution wouldn't inconvenience the west by redistributing resources to poorer countries that contributed little to global warming.
Mr. Speight's coup on May 19 was carried out in the name of guaranteeing political superiority for indigenous Fijians and promising to redistribute resources to help them.
"Diversity is so plastic and broadly appealing," Berrey writes, "it can justify effective policy interventions such as affirmative admissions, and it can animate progressive political action to redistribute resources to the disadvantaged, too" — measures that Berrey seems to support, and that many other Americans otherwise might not.
Twitter executives on the earnings call said they were going to redistribute resources to focus on advertising products that were working and growing, which could lead to de-emphasizing other products that were already generating revenue.
This technique offers companies and institutions flexibility, whether it is in the form of being able to redistribute resources to address new opportunities, or to enable applications to better serve current clients.
Extreme poverty in developed and developing countries, for example, has led many to question whether affluent people or countries can and ought to 'help' or 'aid' the poor by redistributing resources to them, and whether they can be compelled by law to do so (for example, through the tax system) (Narveson 2002, 2003).
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In our federal system, the federal government has the power to protect the civil rights of students, to conduct research, and to redistribute resources to the neediest children and schools.
An important problem facing organisms in a heterogeneous environment is how to redistribute resources to where they are required.
Additionally, social health insurance can be a partial means to redistribute resources to improve health workforce retention in rural and remote areas.
