Sentence examples for redistributed some of from inspiring English sources

There's still some bitterness between big-market and small-market teams, but mandatory revenue-sharing and the luxury tax have redistributed some of the wealth and given the have-nots less cause to complain.

The best remedy is to redistribute some of globalisation's gains to its victims.

Hence the case for redistributing some of trade's gains and compensating the low-skilled losers.

Without necessarily agreeing with such strictures, Paul Mellon set out to redistribute some of his wealth.

In return it promised to redistribute some of those gains more equitably in the hope the lower middle classes would also feel enriched.

Bursaries Leeds Met says it prefers the approach of overall lower fees to charging a higher fee and redistributing some of that money through a system of bursaries.

Step back and you can see that Osborne is not so much shrinking the state as redistributing some of its responsibilities.

At the macro level, in the guise of the "public man," he made society fair, by redistributing some of efficiency's magic surplus to workers.

Their proposals, completed a few weeks ago, offer concrete and important ways to open the system and redistribute some of the power.

So, in 1998, the Guptas started an organization, Goonj (meaning "echo"), to redistribute some of it to where it was most needed.

If a state fails to use its full allotment in the three-year period, the federal government redistributes some of the unused money to other states that spent all the money they got.