There is also less flexibility in scheduling and reallocating forces, he said.

Well, by reallocating money already devoted to health insurance, the government could go along way toward solving the problem.

The plan, which will be financed by reallocating economic development money, requires approval by the state legislature and the federal government.

The Constitutional Convention created a new, unprecedented form of government by reallocating powers of government.

Both the major reallocating of state aid the bill would require and Ms. Morheuser's threat of the lawsuit compound problems already confronting local school-budget officers.

Meanwhile, Ms. Stapleton said, wealthier districts that lack state aid must be innovative, seeking out grant money and reallocating money in their budgets to make room for technology.

The New Zealand Embassy in Greece was closed in 1991 as part of a reallocating of New Zealand's resources in Europe.

It is a flexible management approach which provides a credible rationale for reallocating resources by focusing on a systematic review and justification of the funding and performance levels of current programs."

More advanced regions or ethnic groups, with education and infrastructures well developed, have an advantage over more backward regions or people, which, in the past, the state would compensate for by reallocating resources.

The vice chiefs offered their ideas but were not given a veto over the analysis, which proposed reallocating billions of dollars and included specific recommendations, like canceling further purchases of the Air Force F-111 plane.

UPS's main argument for the reallocation was that amateur use of the band was very sparse and that the public interest would be better served by reallocating part of the band to a service that would put it to good use.

If they cannot, the director may reallocate the funds to another state.

So I would reallocate some technology money toward those stocks.

Last month, he tried to reallocate these funds through an executive order.

No decision has yet been taken on reallocating the medals.

"In the long run, trade only reallocates jobs" among different industries within a country.

The number was reallocated to the fourth of the new units.

We have now been able to reallocate the money into other sports."

Such behavior could well promote the public good by reallocating resources for a higher value to society.

"But I decided it was important to reallocate a bit and move things into a more conservative strategy."

Gould's stock will be reallocated within 10 days, he added.

This would force the British to reallocate resources to defend them.

There are several ways to reallocate the points in penalty cards.

This would allow the government to reallocate their resources to other aspects of development.

Additional money for the program would come from reallocating funding now going to other space projects.

"When a corporation reallocates its resources we cannot just leave these people flat and dead."

In other words, we should be prepared to look at reallocating resources to our priorities.

Since Maine became a state, all but two districts have been reallocated.

"The Government will step in to reallocate resources between the producer and the consumer."

The only reason, of course, is that the Commission has reallocated funds from old to new tasks.

Also, subsidies reallocate resources that would be better spent elsewhere.

Can the work be reallocated so that existing staff absorb it?

As one unit would be destroyed, then the number might have been reallocated at a later date.

Set numbers were often reallocated in the same fashion as for "normal" series.

The land formerly occupied by this building was reallocated for use as a car park.

Some of those supplies will have to be reallocated if you want to keep local support."