| When the money was redistributed among each organization, it was parceled out and divided into 20 equal shares. |
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| Land ownership was redistributed to British-selected zamindars, by using excuses of human rights abuses of the prior owners or rulers. |
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| Following an inquiry, stewards disqualified him from both races and redistributed his purse earnings earlier this year. |
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| All the districts suffered as the Government took the money away from the districts and redistributed it mainly to the counties. |
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| Services should be localised, power should be redistributed, both from the federal centre and from the states. |
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| This act, which redistributed the parliamentary seats and more than doubled the electorate, gave the vote to many working men in the towns. |
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| As the cells round up, actin and myosin moieties are being redistributed underneath the plasma membrane. |
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| Can we ever again pay our taxes in the belief that the money will be wisely and altruistically redistributed? |
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| The time block of the traditional extended summer vacation is redistributed in the form of shorter breaks throughout the year. |
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| According to him, within the 2001 budget the revenues will be redistributed without overshooting the planned budget deficit. |
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| On the tenth it was decreed that all common lands might be redistributed among inhabitants of the communities where they were situated. |
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| The closure of some offices will lead to savings that will be redistributed towards strengthening the new field network system. |
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| It is a misconception widely held by people who have read Das Kapital only cursorily that Karl Marx believed wealth should be redistributed more evenly. |
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| Should rich peasants be wholly expropriated or should they be given a share of the redistributed land, and if so should this be land of average quality or poor land? |
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| Risk had not disappeared, it had merely been redistributed, and that distribution was often not final. |
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| The next year, 100 undergraduate student tickets were redistributed to graduate students. |
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| The contributions of Member States in arrear of more than three years are redistributed over the other Member States. |
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| The proceeds of the sale will be redistributed to indemnify holders of non-consolidated shares. |
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| Other software is encumbered by patents and can therefore not be redistributed. |
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| In some ways, working under the table steals financial resources that should normally be redistributed to society. |
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| After determining that it was safe to refloat the vessel on the rising tide, ballast was redistributed. |
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| Discarded lovers were redistributed among his friends and acquaintances until they begat enough relationships to recall the Old Testament. |
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| Infantry battalions would fall from 40 to 36 but with manpower redistributed to boost the hard-pressed Army logisticians, engineers, signallers and intelligence. |
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| Are more bins necessary or do they need to be redistributed to improve waste management? |
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| Marble was delivered there by the shipload, cut, and redistributed. |
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| For example, toxic wastes like paint, turpentine, and other household products can be collected and redistributed at community exchanges instead of being dumped. |
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| But we cannot ignore the context in which these powers are being redistributed. |
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| After 1945 a crucial land reform redistributed land from large landlords to tenants, with an average plot size of around 3 hectares. |
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| There are very broad agreements under which sums are paid yearly and redistributed to rights holders. |
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| That money was then entirely redistributed to the province's forestry industry. |
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| Some software must simply not be redistributed in binary package form at all, according to its license. |
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| Demographic and enrolment trends indicate that the student population is not only decreasing, it is being redistributed across the province. |
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| It was agreed that the revised minutes would be redistributed for comments prior to posting them on the website. |
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| Within certain limits, they may be redistributed to members in any form such as rebates or profit participations. |
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| How is the rent redistributed, sector-wise and in social and spatial terms? |
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| It may not be reproduced or redistributed for commercial purposes without the prior written permission of the Queen's Printer for Ontario. |
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| Work in the U. S. has shown that the mite can easily be redistributed to new sites on galled field bindweed foliage. |
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| The crews were redistributed and the abandoned ships usually burned to recover their iron nails and fittings. |
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| He redistributed land, founded agricultural schools to improve farming techniques, and took a personal interest in the expansion of exports. |
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| If the large Member States ask for the votes in the Council to be redistributed to a certain degree, then that is a reasonable request, but if they over-react, they will antagonise the small countries. |
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| The quantities not used in the 2003 quota year shall be redistributed up to the limit of the volumes or values set out in Annex I to this Regulation. |
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| Some staff will be redistributed to the Services Section to better meet the needs of the Office and provide for a more coherent grouping of the responsibilities relating to the management of the staff of the Office. |
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| It first appeared in the centre of the forming cell plate, and was subsequently redistributed to the growing margins of the cell plate as the cell plate grew outwards. |
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| The receipts and profits obtained are redistributed to the inhabitants of the areas concerned by direct transfer to municipal and regional governments. |
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| The weight of the redistributed surface mass loaded the lithosphere, caused it to flex and also induced stress within the Earth. |
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| The rebel princes' troops were taken from them and redistributed among the imperial family. |
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| New York and South Carolina repeatedly prosecuted Loyalists for wartime activity and redistributed their lands. |
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| Examples were made of major landowners such as Earl Edwin of Mercia, their properties confiscated and redistributed amongst Norman barons. |
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| But these reforms have not rejuvenated British politics, Mr Bogdanor maintains, because they have redistributed power among elites, rather than between elites and the people. |
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| Rather, the tax revenue raised for Superfund is likely to be regressively redistributed to wealthier communities. |
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| Should it all be redistributed to them, or should part of it be kept? |
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| Trucks come into one loading dock and their cargoes are redistributed, based on destinations, to other trailers for quick reshipment. |
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| If several shippers simultaneously supply an end consumer connected to the transmission network, the set charge is redistributed on a prorate basis proportional to their delivery capacity subscriptions. |
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| The proposed number and duration of missions remains as in 2008 for Investigation Team members, but redistributed according to the Office's assumptions on investigations and trials. |
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| Moreover, the resources thus made available within a member state should remain within the same member state, and the decision on how they are redistributed should be made in agreement with the regions. |
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| Land was being redistributed, new roads were being built and new villages were being created for the transmigrants, which was resulting in the loss of Alifuru cultural identity. |
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| He also redistributed the land in the sense that the former hektēmoroi now had control without encumbrance of the land they had previously worked with strings attached. |
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| Upon their deaths, the land was redistributed among their father's male relations. |
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| His own remains were subsequently exhumed and redistributed to be venerated in various reliquaries. |
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| Efforts were made to fullfeed animals without undue waste, and unconsumed feed was redistributed as part of the procedure. |
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| Any overcapacity must be scrapped or redistributed. |
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| For this to happen, resources and the Community budget must be redistributed and bolstered since as far as we can judge, they are insufficient to cater for adaptation. |
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| The United Nations Television news syndicator, UNifeed, received news stories from the field and redistributed them to broadcast outlets in the developed and developing world. |
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| To implement its strategy, resources would have had to be redistributed, health personnel reoriented and the whole design, planning and management of the health system overhauled. |
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| Since people started reconnecting with the land and each other, more than 18m kilograms of jettisoned produce are being rescued and redistributed locally each season. |
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| The library collection was redistributed again among the three museums. |
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| Tiwanaku's elites gained their status through the surplus food they controlled, collected from outlying regions and then redistributed to the general populace. |
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| After the war, the large landholdings were broken up and land redistributed into ejidos, or commonly held land, which benefitted many rural families. |
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| The Dissolution of the Monasteries redistributed large amounts of land to the wealthy, resulting in a secular building boom, as well as a source of stone. |
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| Some seats were completely abolished, while others were redistributed to the London suburbs, to large cities, to the counties, and to Scotland and Ireland. |
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| The booty was sent to Charlemagne at his capital, Aachen, and redistributed to his followers and to foreign rulers, including King Offa of Mercia. |
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| Moreover, it was possible that land could be redistributed if a certain branch of the family had few descendants and hence larger shares in the land per person. |
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| Thus other people pay the price of water pollution, while the private firms' profits are not redistributed to the local population, victims of this pollution. |
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