The word "redistributing" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to the act of reorganizing resources, especially money or goods, so that they are shared fairly. For example, "The government is redistributing the wealth to reduce inequality between the rich and the poor."
Smith began rescuing produce from farms, wholesalers, supermarkets and restaurants and redistributing it in a cafe in Leeds, which operates a "pay as you feel" basis,.
He is one of the 350 or so commercial farmers thought to be left, from 4,500 before the government started redistributing land in 2000.
Businessmen hated him, remembering his support for striking workers in the "June Struggle" against Chun in the late 1980s, and seeing him as a leftist maverick intent on redistributing wealth from the rich to the poor through higher taxes.
He said it was time to "modernise" the higher-education system, "by redistributing resources".Even under the Conservative government, a scheme was begun to make the funding of teaching in other universities more uniform making Oxbridge's college fees look ever more anomalous.
In this case, though, Olivier Blanchard's remark, that monetary ease could be paired with tighter regulation, is spot on; after all, the policy doesn't work by boosting investment but by redistributing claims via inflation.Another concern might be that the same political forces that restrain fiscal policy might also successfully impair monetary policy.
But Mr Dombret says that the American analogy is misplaced: the Fed has been purchasing high-quality Treasuries rather than state debt, whereas the ECB will be buying low-graded peripheral-government bonds, redistributing risks across Europe.The Bundesbank has two fundamental worries about the ECB buying government bonds.
His mantra is that the party needs to concentrate first and foremost on redistributing power rather than redistributing money.
So, for example, holding a referendum on the Lisbon treaty, abolishing quangos, and the Tories' plans for local government and school reform all featured beneath the rubric of redistributing power.
Redistributing the industrial revolutionComplex, global value chains are being redistributed by new technologies, labour market shifts and connectivity.
Transfer fees are not redistributing enough cash to close that gap, nor to compensate clubs sufficiently for the loss of young players whose value only becomes apparent later in their careers.Transfer fees mostly benefit clubs by diverting money from players to their employers, says Stefan Szymanski, an economist at Imperial College London.
And while Chávez has done a good job of redistributing oil revenue to the Venezuelan poor, via so-called misiones, designed to improve education, health care, and housing, and has forced oil companies to renegotiate contracts, there has been no nationalization of industry, relatively little interference with markets, and only small gestures toward land reform.
