Reallocating in a sentence

A challenge investors have with rebalancing is selling or trimming winners and reallocating proceeds to other areas of a portfolio, including underperformers.

Barnsley have expressed their disappointment over the English Football League reallocating 6,000 tickets to League One play-off final opponents Sheffield Wednesday.

Miner said that reallocating council expense funds would b taking a part of the budget that was created for one thing and using it for another.

Secretary Ajay Pal emphasized the adverse consequences of reallocating teachers to election duties, leaving classrooms empty and affecting students’ learning experiences.

Should this not cover the full amount, the outstanding balance would be paid in 2024-25 by reallocating money from previously announced Northern Ireland funding packages.

This principally involves reallocating over P2.1 billion in IPO proceeds meant for alternative meats to Asia-Pacific Branded Food and Beverage Business, which makes noodles and biscuits and is the company’s main source of revenues.

Arguments for eliminating it have varied over time and included calls ranging from getting the federal government out of education entirely to transforming it into a grant-making agency to reallocating its programs to other agencies.

By reallocating resources, the study suggests, Australia can address the root causes of homelessness rather than criminalizing those who are already vulnerable.

CMA CGM responded by reallocating resources to keep goods flowing, despite the logistical strains these disruptions caused.

For instance, Gautam Adani, whose Adani Group is reallocating capital from fossil fuels, has pivoted to renewable energy.

Former President Donald Trump's campaign is now reallocating resources from several states that were previously in play when President Joe Biden was at the top of the ticket, according to a new report.

It will take a combination of new development and reusing/reallocating current units to make them available.

The identification of this current year surplus, which amounts to approximately 0.16% of the FY24 budget, is essentially reallocating the money ahead of the FY24 close out.

You’re reallocating your investment from the stock market, bond market — whatever it may be — into real estate.

A community safety and well-being task force will report back early next year on options for reallocating the money.

But consistency can also breed complacency at precisely the time investors need to adapt—particularly when it comes to reallocating a portfolio.

Doctors are connecting with patients virtually, elective surgeries are being cancelled or delayed, and hospitals are reallocating staff.

In Davenport, Iowa, the Civil Rights Commission is asking the City Council to consider a list of initiatives on public safety, including reallocating money from police to social services and community programs.

Neufeld repeated the commitment to reallocating funds for alternative call response models, relieving officers from calls involving mental health issues and persons in crisis.

Since early March, the Tatmadaw had prepared for the outbreak by reallocating resources for military hospitals and now mobilizing combat medics to Chin state for quarantine.