Sentence examples for to be redistributed from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
"It needs to be redistributed".
Uncultivated land was to be redistributed among landless peasants.
Yukos's remaining assets seem likely to be redistributed in another fake auction.
"To prevent this, risks and responsibilities would need to be redistributed from the governments to the beneficiaries of this development".
In the first round of cuts in 2010, half the money saved was meant to be redistributed to the poor.
The countries on the front line, like Italy and Malta, want the task of processing asylum-seekers to be redistributed.
Councils will be allowed to keep business rates they raise, instead of sending all the money to Whitehall to be redistributed according to local need.
Power in these institutions will need to be redistributed – fast – to make it possible for them to co-ordinate global actions.
If these people are saying the world is an unfair place and some of our resources are to be redistributed to correct that, I'm all for it.
Some of the oil money could be funnelled into a UN-supervised escrow account to be redistributed to public services on both sides of the battle lines.
A national market would allow infrastructure costs to be redistributed more equally among consumers instead of being concentrated in some regions.
