REALLOCATION Definition & Meaning

reallocation

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Phonetic (Standard)IPA

the act or process of reassigning or reapportioning something.
These modernization programs will require either an increase in spending or a reallocation of resources within the organization’s budget.
Large-scale reallocation of irrigation water to municipal and industrial uses seems certain in the coming decades.

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The department can bid for additional money through the year in budget reallocation exercises, known as monitoring rounds.

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“Discretionary funds that are not aligned with the administration’s priorities are subject to review and reallocation.”

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To justify this sweeping reallocation, the administration invoked a new economic estimate: $2.7 trillion in annual costs from illicit fentanyl.

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Additional money was announced for Northern Ireland’s government departments as part of Stormont’s budget reallocation earlier this week.

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BBC News NI has seen an extract from an executive document which underpinned Monday's budget reallocation, known as a monitoring round.

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