Sentence examples for resource redirection from inspiring English sources

The possibility for resource redirection is immediately before us.

In resource-constrained settings, reducing these rates also allows resource redirection to mothers in medical need of intervention.

Medical providers must shift their focus from fixers to guides who impart necessary information, resources, tools, redirection, encouragement and hand the baton back to the patient.

But Obama did not specify where the money would be redirected from, and a subsequent NIH press release offered only a hint of more detail, noting that money "will come from existing resources and a redirection of funds from expiring AIDS research grants over the next three years".

This will require a redirection of resources from acute hospital provision to intermediate care and community-based services.

Capital can be raised from a mixture of bonds, carbon taxes, the redirection of resources held in other part public owned banks and "green" quantitative easing.

The National Institutes of Health was the major winner in this "redirection of resources," as the budget called the shifting of money among programs.

But in the public version of the report, the panel warned specifically about what it called a "misallocation and redirection of resources, poor prioritization of objectives, micromanagement of field operations, and a continued political aversion to operational risk".

"Until there is a dramatic reduction in the use of prison and a redirection of resources into community alternatives, then the endemic problem of death and harm will continue".

To the extent that regulation may boost employment in certain sectors via compulsory redirection of resources, special interests ("green jobs") climb aboard.

One such group is those who experience severe health shocks, which reduce work capacity and investment and require a redirection of resources to the consumption of healthcare (Hamid et al. 2011).