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View definitions for reallocate

reallocate

verb as in reapportion

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Once departments work out their schedules, Chavez said, her team will reallocate office space in the mall.

"We need to stop thinking that allocated spaces for buildings and roads are permanent when they could be reallocated to prioritise green infrastructure," he said.

He has been reallocated to Maghera Health Centre, in a town more than eight miles away, while she has been placed in Garden Street.

From BBC

The minister wouldn't confirm how much the recruitment will cost, but said the money has been reallocated from existing budgets including the former Conservative government's scrapped Rwanda plan.

From BBC

Budget: Costs can be lowered if administrative costs are reallocated.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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