Sentence examples for which redistributes from inspiring English sources

Cardiovascular disease and diabetes are associated with a condition called lipodystrophy, which redistributes fat, leaving the face and lower extremities wasted, the belly distended and the back humped.

The Rangers would also contribute part of their playoff ticket revenue to the N.H.L.'s revenue-sharing program, which redistributes money to the financially weaker teams.

The charity FareShare, which redistributes food from supermarkets and manufacturers which might otherwise go to waste, says that breakfast clubs used to make up only 4% of the groups receiving its food.

For every dollar they spend on salaries above a limit of $170 million, rich teams like the Yankees have to pay an additional levy — up to forty cents — to M.L.B., which redistributes the money to poorer clubs.

She also found a free program to help people at the mission quit smoking, and she helped arrange for City Harvest, which redistributes food from restaurants, to teach a cooking and nutrition class to the homeless.

Following Monday's article, Proctor and Gamble - one of the companies specifically targeted by the Homeless Period - contacted Coryton to put her in touch with In Kind Direct, an organisation which redistributes product donations to charities and gave away around 10,000 packs of sanitary products from P&G last year.

The bill aims to place a legal obligation on large supermarkets and food manufacturers to donate a proportion of their surplus food for redistribution to charities, which redistribute it to individuals in food poverty.

Partly it's due to the loss of ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica, which redistribute the planet's mass.

Most are part of a cat's cradle of interconnecting cracks, which redistribute the energy that builds up in a plate as it is squeezed by its neighbours.

Rich countries may feel, however misguidedly, that they can afford big public sectors and high taxes which redistribute wealth, but poor countries certainly cannot.

David Miliband stayed ahead, narrowly, until the fourth round of counting, which redistributed the second preferences of people whose initial choice was Ed Balls.