Reallocated in a sentence

During the third quarter, we reduced our investment in five existing positions and reallocated to names in which we saw a more positively skewed risk/reward equation.

It also prevents them from participating in growth opportunities when resources are reallocated from the infrastructure needs of the poor to the excessive consumption of the privileged few.

Local officials in those areas did not apply to the state Department of Community and Economic Development to receive the funding and their share was reallocated among the 64 counties that did.

In this case, you would consider just taking out the lowest spend states above the average cost per conversion so that spend could be reallocated.

The commissioner also urged students to ensure their bank details were accurate to prevent transaction issues, warning that failed payments would be reallocated for other purposes.

The transfer was first reported by the council in 2023 when the local authority revealed its latest investment plan for the town with funding being reallocated to a similar project in Woodside.

Universities also redirected a large sum of money — more than $17 million in total across the system — that is meant to be reallocated toward student success initiatives.

While the reallocated funds will not get the town to where it needs to be to fully complete parking remediation, the mayor said that the additional money will be a start.

Activists are proposing that the hundreds of thousands of dollars given to DataWorks be reallocated to community resources.

Also of concern, as staff members are reallocated to other needs, this may reduce the flow of revenue that helped pay for the employees.

A person familiar with the proposal said it included $1.88 trillion in spending, with about $400 billion of the funds reallocated from unspent money from earlier relief legislation, bringing the total cost to about $1.5 trillion.

Both organizations are expected to be deactivated by September 2021, with resources and personnel from both groups to be reallocated to other areas of the operational force.

Candidates will be eliminated round-by-round and their second preference votes will be reallocated until one of the challengers has secured more than 50 per cent of support.

If no candidate gets more than 50 percent of total votes, the last-place finisher is eliminated and the second choices of their voters are reallocated to the remaining candidates.

If no Senate candidate receives a majority of the vote this year, then the fourth-ranked candidate will be eliminated, and their votes will be reallocated to the other candidates based on who they ranked second.

It also reduces a number of 2020-21 allocations so that funds are reallocated towards Covid-19 expenses.

Some of the cost also relates to additional resources being brought in to cover staff reallocated to the recovery phase.

The health system is also strained, with resources meant to serve women and children being reallocated to the fight the virus.

The museum currently projects it will have a $15 million deficit this year, and has relied on contributions from trustees and reallocated money from its current budget to fund its diversity initiatives.

The order requires hospitals, health care providers and manufacturers to provide current inventories and allows the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency to commandeer supplies to be reallocated to areas with the most urgent need.