Sentence examples for switching resources from inspiring English sources

But there is no way of switching resources to match new priorities, because 'it's in the budget'.

Over the past year or so, western intelligence services have been switching resources and focus away from south Asia.

The next year Roosevelt came in and embarked  on unprecedented expansionist work creation, switching resources from banks to people.

This means putting more energy into developing guardian.co.uk and other digital platforms, and switching resources away from the Guardian and Observer newspapers.

Finally, the benefits of caloric restriction are assumed to have evolved as a strategy for switching resources between reproduction and tissue maintenance.

Darling told the Commons the cost of the "one-off" places would be £270m and the money would come, in part, from switching resources from existing budgets and higher revenues from taxes on bankers' bonuses.

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That allows me to switch resources to staffing.

She says the chancellor has tried to switch resources from the paper-intense assessment process to classrooms.

Mr. Gorbachev is trying to revive his economy, not to switch resources and engineers to rebuilding strategic forces.

This is that a short life exerts pressure to mature early, and thus switch resources from growth to reproduction.