Similar words: resource allocation, allocation, collocation, reallocate, location, relocation, dislocation, echolocation. Meaning: n. 1. a share that has been allocated again 2. a new apportionment (especially a new apportionment of congressional seats in the United States on the basis of census results).
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(1) Any specific requests from the taxpayer regarding reallocations must be honoured by the collector.
(2) In some cases, such as the regional development grant, there was little scope for re-allocation as spending was demand-led.
(3) There will also have a significant reallocation of resources from domestic consumption to tradeable goods manufacturing.
(4) This avoids incurring a large reallocation cost for a relatively small gain.
(5) These adjustments could quickly accelerate into a meaningful reallocation of government spending.
(6) It is suggested that resource reallocation should be improved to enhance technological progress and innovation.
(7) But this requires greater domestic competition, reallocation of resources to more productive activity and better utilisation of labour. Sentencedict.com
(8) Case study shows that the resource reallocation model considering schedule risk factors is reasonable.
(9) And he made it clear that he wasn't talking about regular reallocation of senior positions in the Church.
(10) It would force consumers with high time costs to reallocate high-value time to the study of consumer products, at a cost and a cost of this reallocation that might exceed the cost of regulation.
(11) In this way, companies can put the surplus labour reallocation to other departments to enhance productivity.
(12) Returns the number of elements the container may contain without reallocation.
(13) Using the method of positioned testing, this paper made a study of the effects of rainfall reallocation on the nutrient dynamic of Liquidambar formosana plantation in Changsha suburbs.
(14) Formation mechanics of microporosity is coincident with the model of gas forming and the law of solute reallocation; therefore it can verify microporosity forming mechanism of hydrogen evolution.
(15) However, the rise was due to a special factor relating to the reallocation of a mortgage portfolio between authorised institutions. Underlying growth remained sluggish.
(16) Is there any preferential treatment for purchasing first house after demolition and reallocation?
(17) The paper takes payment rate in intergenerational accounting model when reaching balance of revenue and expenditure as the judgment basis of impartiality of intergenerational reallocation.
(18) Experience indicates that international OFCs not only provide the better place for reallocation of resources, but also improve macro financial arrangement of a country.
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