Sentence examples for redistribution plan from inspiring English sources

He said the squatters would leave most farms in a month, as the government completes its redistribution plan.

The administration's strong remarks came as the Mugabe government began evicting hundreds of white farmers from their property as part of a land redistribution plan.

Mr. Lopez and Mr. Whatley disputed that, saying that the company has not discussed a redistribution plan with them and that dealers they know do not have room for more vehicles.

Catalonia's leader, Artur Mas, accused Mr. Rajoy of losing a "historic opportunity" to safeguard the relationship between his region and the rest of Spain, after they could not reach agreement on a new tax revenue redistribution plan.

Mr Mbeki is thought to have been the driving force behind the growth, employment and redistribution plan, a document that commits South Africa to a gradual reduction of the budget deficit, to privatisation and to a streamlining of the bureaucracy.

The redistribution plan was the idea of Glastonbury's Liz Clegg, who recently took the boots and ponchos to the migrant camp, known as the Jungle, to distribute them in conjunction with Association Salam, a French charity that distributes clothes and food to the migrants.

In 1953 54 an electoral redistribution, planned by a section of the Liberal Party and carried through by a Labor government, destroyed the crucial influence of the Country Party in the Legislative Assembly.

"For European banks, our conclusion that the 14 large European banks we cover have enough capital in aggregate to pass a representative version of the U.S. stress test illustrates the improvement in capital achieved by the sector and the conservatism of current capital redistribution plans".

These findings could inform better a more proactive workforce redistribution plans to allow for sufficient surge capacity in annual epidemics, and for pandemic preparedness.

A10 Redistribution in South Africa South Africa is planning for the first time to expropriate a white-owned farm and transfer the land to black owners, a move that experts in Johannesburg say may herald a new effort to revive a moribund land redistribution program.

He proposes a bit more redistribution: Labour plans tax increases for the wealthy, including raising the top rate of tax back to 50%, from 45%, and imposing a "mansion tax" on houses worth more than £2m.