Sentence examples for were reallocated 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.)
Lines that had previously been assigned to viols were reallocated to the human voice.
An additional 10 percent were reallocated to education, health care and civic activities.
The 14 matches due to be played in Pakistan were reallocated, with the Indians taking the lion's share.
They found that about 30 percent of the forgone market work hours during the recession were reallocated to housework and about 5 percent to child care.
The Labour peer was ahead after the first round of voting but was then beaten by Conservative Matthew Grove by 42,164 to 39,933 after second-preference votes were reallocated.
Sexual health professionals in the UK soon had other threats on the horizon: under the last government, as part of the Health and Social Care Act, sexual health services were reallocated so as not to fall under a GP's commissioning purview, and instead be the responsibility of local councils, as part of their leisure spending.
Existing fully adaptive routing algorithms apply conservative VC reallocation: only empty VCs can be reallocated, which limits performance.
Resources are slowly being reallocated.
When those leases expire, Mr. Kimunya said, it is possible that the land may be reallocated.
In a predominantly non-unionised climate, tips – 12%to15%5% of bills – are "reallocated" and pay is poor.
We are contracting ships; government money is being reallocated from other budgets.
