Redistribution in a sentence

Redistribution is an amorphous term. Conventionally, one form of redistribution is by creating hospitals, schools, roads, irrigation facilities, etc. which benefits people.

Later on, in 2010, the introduction of cash transfers further reduced poverty, but this reduction was pure redistribution and was in contrast to the policy of rural investment which reduced poverty through economic growth and without much redistribution.

Socialism is an economy of wealth redistribution void of merit or responsibility with concentrated power in the hands of the governing elite overseeing said redistribution.

A party of social democracy in the mould of Humza Yousaf, focusing on wealth redistribution and taking forward the legacy of Ms Sturgeon.

Income redistribution is an abiding value of the Biden Administration, and now it wants to spread that to mortgage lending.

In her address, development economist Dr Nthabiseng Moleko told the gathering of the need for “growth through redistribution”.

It was the "beginning of the end of the process" of land redistribution, said Prof Dooley, as a succession of land acts followed between 1933 and 1965.

Loeb has argued that the United States government is undergoing a 'crisis of leadership'; in his opinion, the administration of President Barack Obama is committed to 'redistribution rather than growth'.

Overall, the study offers valuable insights into the physical processes of lithium redistribution within the graphite particles during fast charging.

Rajagopal’s work for justice is carried forward through dialogue with institutions with a view to counteracting the phenomenon of land-grabbing, and achieving through appropriate land reform the redistribution and assignment of land ownership, she added.

Saggau criticized proposals to restructure 911 as outgrowths of the “defund the police” movement and voiced frustration that some advocates think supporting alternative response requires a redistribution of police budgets.

Similarly, the visit provided an opportunity to discuss how more businesses across the region can be set to gain from the redistribution services available.

Some men develop depression, loss of sex drive, erectile dysfunction, and other physical and emotional symptoms such as mood swings, fat redistribution and insomnia.

Tax corporations and the rich, make with some redistribution, use that money to build cheap homes, extend medicare, re-string the social safety net, and the supposed conflict between the needs of the young and the old would melt away.

The first years of Manuel’s leadership ushered in a new approach to macroeconomic policy through the Growth, Employment and Redistribution (Gear) strategy, which had financial stability as its core priority.

The Government says the independent regulator would have targeted powers as a "last resort" to facilitate agreement on the redistribution of funds.

The new migration pact includes renewed provisions on the migrant redistribution mechanism proposed earlier and provisions on new procedures, he said.

The Queen Consort pulled out of a trip to tour the warehouse and kitchen of food redistribution charity on Wednesday.

The question is whether we are going to use this opportunity to enact the kinds of policies that generate domestic abundance and prosperity or whether we are going to continue the current stagflation path of redistribution and austerity.

There is a need for the government to do job redistribution.