| In a different political context, a reallocation of those budgets could change the health map in the region to more favorable standards. |
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| The reallocation of resources was achieved by a combination of active labor market policy and localization subsidies to firms. |
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| And it may require the reallocation of some of our resources, and we're going to have to understand that we can't be all things to all people. |
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| For the UK this would involve fundamental reallocation of military resources, with full withdrawal from Germany as well as from UN work, then resiting in the key states. |
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| Funding for students who reach their limit or who discontinue their studies, whether by completing or withdrawing, is returned to a central pool for reallocation. |
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| The reallocation of Eurojust to category 3, however, is not such a clever move. |
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| The reallocation of this money therefore reduces the stated available funds. |
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| Such a reallocation of production facilities is more likely if the two alternatives are approximately equally profitable prior to the merger. |
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| This will permit donors to consider reallocation of additional resources to meet their standards and principles. |
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| Property surveys are conducted wherever land is held by a tribe or clan or where reallocation of cultivable land routinely follows tradition. |
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| Part of that treaty is a reallocation of fishing rights, where certain areas will be designated as a native-only fishery. |
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| The overvaluation of NICT assets could also lead to a reallocation of capital to the detriment of other sector. |
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| As in the more developed countries, this expansion in productivity comes from improved technologies and the reallocation of resources from lower to higher value activities. |
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| However, a serious commitment to crime prevention will require either additional funds or a reallocation of funds in specific areas. |
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| So we are doing something very concrete by improving the poverty focus of our general activity in this reallocation. |
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| It plans to set aside 90 per cent of the shares as placement while the remaining 31.9 million new shares are for public offer, subject to reallocation. |
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| What the minister has failed to mention is the fact that this is a reallocation of resources within the department, a department that is already starved for financial and personnel resources. |
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| To the same end and for ease of management, the term of validity of such reallocation licences should be longer than the normal term for import licences. |
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| Given the escalation of spectrum use throughout the world, the alternative to sharing is reallocation. |
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| Unexpected difficulties or results, or major deviations from goals may call for extraordinary reviews and interim reports with replanning of the work and reallocation of resources as necessary. |
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| The reduction in capital taxes is a result of a reduction in capital tax rates and a reallocation of the capital tax base to lower capital tax rate provinces upon the windup of one of our subsidiaries. |
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| This reallocation explains an enduring mystery: why Indian children are more stunted than sub-Saharan African children, even though their families are richer and maternal and infant mortality rates are lower. |
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| A second laid the groundwork for the reallocation by open auction of coal-mining licences that the Supreme Court had annulled in September following rampant graft in the licensing. |
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| One of the main ways economies increase worker productivity, and thus grow richer, is through the reallocation of people and resources away from low-productivity segments to more efficient ones. |
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| Despite their noble intent, federal subsidies that keep stressed owners in their homes delay the necessary reallocation of capital away from property. |
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| This would provide a margin for the reallocation of funds. |
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| This development was supported by an international portfolio reallocation in favour of euro-denominated securities once the changeover was seen to have progressed smoothly. |
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| These amounts will not be subject to reallocation. |
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| In related research, we found that middle managers made important contributions to the change process by assisting with the reallocation of tasks that occurred with the addition of the nurse practitioner role. |
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| Against this backdrop, all departments will be challenged to assess and decide upon the reallocation of existing spending to move from lower to higher priorities. |
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| In such circumstances, reallocation would ensure that Strategy funds are used by Strategy programs in order to achieve Strategy objectives, rather than for other purposes. |
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| The impact of this reallocation on productivity has been minor, however. |
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| New terminals or reallocation of old port infrastructures are the most usual solutions, but are not always optimal in terms of access and liaison with the existing city. |
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| The rationale for this reallocation is not documented as far as we know. |
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| This requires land reallocation as well as changes to the local and natural ecosystems. |
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| A system of reallocation was put in place so the empty seats were filled throughout the Games. |
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| The measurement of worker reallocation is important to economists for a number of reasons. |
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| Many analysts have attributed this surprisingly weak employment performance to an increased need for sectoral reallocation. |
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| The Great War saw a decline in civilian consumption, with a major reallocation to munitions. |
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| The War saw a decline of civilian consumption, with a major reallocation to munitions. |
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| As part of this temporary reallocation, GETCO will assume responsibility for Knight's DMM staff and employ GETCO technology and systems throughout the combined operation. |
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| Has increased sectoral reallocation been a factor in this slow transition? |
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| For instance, Lu and Dekle and Vandenbroucke examine productivity growth and factor reallocation across various sectors but only at the national level. |
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| Aggregate labour productivity growth is determined by both productivity growth within a sector and the reallocation of the share of hours worked between sectors. |
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