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• v  allocate, distribute, or apportion anew

• The loan will give enough time to look at the market, determine inefficiencies and reallocate resources in a smart way.
• If we reduced the amount we spend on maintaining our nuclear weapons by a small fraction, we could reallocate those funds to improve kids' health care and schooling.
• Generally you are free to reallocate stock bought with your contributions.

• reapportion

News & Articles

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• Councilman calls stalled street project "embarrassing"
  A Memphis City Council Member said the Wharton administration could reallocate money to finish a delayed street project in a Whitehaven neighborhood.
  June 12, 2013 - FOX 13 Memphis
• Slamming The Money Market “Gates” – Capital Controls Coming To $2.6 Trillion Industry
  The first time we wrote about the Volcker-led Group of 30 recommendation to crush Money Markets in January 2010 by effectively imposing capital controls and fund "gates", whose purpose was simply to scare investors out of the $2.6 trillion liquidity pool and force said capital to reallocate into a much more " reflation friendly " asset classes such as stocks, many were concerned but few took it ...
  June 6, 2013 - Zero Hedge

Quotes

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• Barack Obama in AFP
  We can reallocate funding to help them modernize their facilities, increase the quality of online courses and ultimately meet the goal of graduating five million more Americans from community colleges by 2020,Obama said.
• Donald Tusk in Reuters
  We have to spend the assistance funds in a way that will not threaten the stability of public finances,Tusk told a news conference. "That means we have to reallocate existing funds within the budget and not increase debt levels."
• Jeffrey Immelt in Reuters
  What it allows us to do is get good geographic and asset spread of risk, but more importantly it allows us to reallocate to higher-return opportunities in commercial finance,Jeff Immelt, chief executive of GE, said on a conference call with...