Sentence examples for redistributing part from inspiring English sources

Back home, these Hustlers are celebrated as people's heroes because they are redistributing part of their money by tipping the crowd in bars and clubs where they are loved like black Robin Hoods.

Mr. Mas had hoped on Thursday to persuade Mr. Rajoy to allow Catalonia to reduce its contribution to a fiscal system that redistributes part of the tax revenue to other, poorer regions.

For now, however, the priority for Mr. Mas is to persuade Mr. Rajoy to allow Catalonia, which accounts for almost a fifth of Spain's economic output, to reduce its contribution to a fiscal system that redistributes part of its tax revenues to poorer regions of Spain.

But secessionism shifted from fringe to mainstream political thinking a little more than a year ago after Mr. Mas failed to convince Mr. Rajoy that Catalonia should be allowed to reduce its contribution to a fiscal system that redistributes part of the tax revenues to other, poorer regions of Spain.

So far, the regional government of Catalonia, led by Artur Mas and his party, Convergencia i Unió, has instead restricted its demands to fiscal sovereignty, starting with the need to convince Mr. Rajoy that Catalonia should be allowed to reduce its contribution to a fiscal system that redistributes part of the tax revenues to other poorer regions of Spain.

To find the lands to compensate his Norman followers, William initially confiscated the estates of all the English lords who had fought and died with Harold and redistributed part of their lands.

Pharmacologic therapy with vasoconstrictors is thought to reverse HRS primarily by working on the splanchnic vasculature to redistribute part of the splanchnic volume back to the systemic circulation.

He resaw, rethought and recreated the world by smash-and-grab, wrenching form apart, ripping out connections, redistributing body parts 'as if he were redesigning humanity'.

The fact that it's relatively difficult to digitize and redistribute is part of the point, a tongue-in-cheek refusal of the point-and-click status quo.

Prepared by a group of urban planners from the Haitian government agency responsible for the country's development, the plan is built around a bold central idea: to redistribute large parts of the population of Port-au-Prince to smaller Haitian cities, many of them at a safe distance from areas most vulnerable to natural disaster.

A constituent assembly will "refound" Bolivia, in part by redistributing land in the prosperous east.