Sentence examples for the reallocating from inspiring English sources
verb
To change the user or purpose for which a resource is allocated.
- I want to reallocate some of my money from stocks to bonds. (I want to sell some of my stocks and use the proceeds to buy bonds to replace them.)
The reallocating continues until one movie owns 50% plus one of the voting.
Cumbria County Council has proposed scrapping the post and reallocating the money to the town's general budget.
The scheme reallocates the CUE resources to DUEs in such a manner that it causes least interference to CUEs.
About the prospect for reallocating the FEMA money, he said, "You have to have an understanding from the top that this commitment is unwavering, and we have that".
With the deadline for reallocating the money having passed, "an untold number of borrowers may go without help," the panel said.
"The commission is essentially reallocating the profits from the US to Ireland," said Coffey.
The rest is allocated to specific branches of the military, but with the proviso that the administration can reallocate the money at will as long as it notifies the appropriate committees.
By the end of the year, she reallocates the funds among these managers according to the managers' performance.
Since the reconfiguration overhead of the proposed scheme is low, the controller can reallocate the resources more frequently based on the network condition.
The council is now reallocating the funding it has left.
This finding was contradicted by a DCMS-commissioned poll which – surprise, surprise – supported the DCMS preference for reallocating the money to non-BBC PSB.
