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(1) Where there is a personality clash, the learner should be re-allocated to another clinical teacher.
(2) Therefore, improvements in health can be achieved only if existing resources are re-allocated into policies more productive of health.
(3) These debates were also useful in reallocating resources in order to set up and build an infrastructure in some specific areas.
(4) Small firms provide a useful channel for re-allocating labour from large firms without increasing official unemployment rates.
(5) Through government spending on goods, society tends to reallocate resources from private to public goods consumption.
(6) The second priority is to manage the demand for water and re-allocate it to the most profitable uses.
(7) For one thing, they would reallocate profit ratio and require media to reduce discounts, and then ask advertisers for higher service charges.
(8) Bankruptcy is the most effective way to reallocate assets from managers who no longer can use them profitably to new owners who can.
(9) You can also use Attribute Refunds to reallocate your attribute points at any time.
(10) The question is whether to increase defence spending, reallocate existing resources or scale back national ambitions; and that raises the deeper question of what kind of country Britain wants to be.
(11) These can respond to market signals to reallocate exposures automatically as volatility rises.
(12) Not enough memory to reallocate headers. Close other applications and documents and try again.
(13) Thus, there is no need to reallocate the container for each new element.
(14) U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood acted quickly to reallocate those funds — dividing up more than $1 billion among California, Florida and 12 other states.
(15) So if there is a sell-off, we can reallocate that cash into the relevant sectors.
(16) P: Can you reallocate a window seat in the forward section for me?
(17) Other areas are to lose aid so that money can be reallocated to towns devastated by pit closures.
(18) 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.
(19) The new G-8 debt relief proposal provides an opportunity for several countries to reallocate significant resources to HIV/AIDS.
(20) When it comes to addressing urgent items, break them down into Action Steps and challenge yourself to reallocate your energy as soon as the Action Steps are completed.
(21) Under the salt reformation by Liu Yan in the Tang Dynasty, the cooperation be tween the government and the businessmen was actually to redivide property rights and to reallocate wealth.
(22) Using their research, Women's Health identified five simple ways to reallocate your budget so that you feel more bliss.
(23) Since several of our stores have recently experienced a decrease in sales of painting supplies, all store managers should reallocate shelf space from the painting area for the display of pottery.
(24) If there is not enough time for testing, the first thing to do is reallocate the effort used in requirements documentation to writing customer tests.
(25) If you have to increase CPU capacity, you can either do a physical upgrade, such as adding more CPUs, or reallocate more resources if you are in a virtual environment.
(26) For example, if your long-term projections require that you achieve an 8% annual return, you may have to reallocate your assets if your return falls below that mark over a period of time.
(27) Tax, the biggest part of the public economy, is the major means the government applies to raise government income and reallocate resources.
(28) I just believe that hoteliers need to factor in all of their costs and, where possible, reallocate those funds to channels that drive more revenue to their hotels.
(29) With smaller tasks, the team was better able to plan release content, as well as reallocate resources in the event that tasks slipped.
(30) In the heat of the trading day, it's very easy to feel pressured to reallocate assets, either to jump on momentarily hot trend or dump existing holdings.