redistribute
மறுவிநியோகம்
definition
verb
their primary concern was to redistribute income from rich to poor
distribute (something) differently or again, typically to achieve greater social equality.
example
However, it can 'redistribute' the market share of the different companies that sell hair product and clothing.
their primary concern was to 'redistribute' income from rich to poor
their primary concern was to 'redistribute' income from rich to poor
The Act will not 'redistribute' wealth from the poor to the rich, but from the imprudent borrower to the prudent borrower.
While we were now a low tax regime, he felt there was still scope for further tax reform to 'redistribute' wealth to those on low and middle incomes.
‘We want to 'redistribute' tourism among the different museums on offer,’ he said.
Eliminate positions and 'redistribute' the work to those who remain.
If you don't 'redistribute' wealth then you get vast economic differences between rich and poor.
They tend toward social policies which 'redistribute' wealth from those who have earned it to those who need it.
People are unwilling to 'redistribute' large amounts of income to their own detriment, and plans to do so usually have some ulterior end.
A just social order required state action to 'redistribute' resources.
Whiting is a reformer who wants to 'redistribute' income from the rich to the poor by engaging government tax power.
How then does one continue to dislodge demands for state-mandated 'redistributions' of wealth?
Frequent warnings against the 'redistributive' nature of government were characteristic of his tenure.
This served as the means for 'redistributing' social wealth into the hands of a tiny elite while, at the same time, basic forms of social security were demolished.
It seems to me that a socialist government would understand the concept of 'redistribution' of taxes.
It has made some progress and been more 'redistributive' than most previous governments.
Vote for wealth 'redistribution' through the creation of sustainable employment.
The government has done exceptionally well in 'redistributing' money towards low-paid families.
Most favor an activist federal government that intervenes in the economy, 'redistributes' wealth, and acts as an instrument of social change.
Their fun comes in 'redistributing' income and wealth.
Was it really true that 'redistributive' policies set the stage for growth?
It was just a matter of dividing the national income cake into more equal slices by means of 'redistributive' taxation.
Nevertheless, there has been a degree of 'redistribution' under Labour.
But, as opponents of the Bill have pointed out, gambling adds nothing to the economy: it simply 'redistributes' wealth from the poor to the rich.
All the districts suffered as the Government took the money away from the districts and 'redistributed' it mainly to the counties.
What we're against is social engineering, 'redistributive' taxation, over-regulation of private activity, etc.
The former mechanism 'redistributes' wealth by reducing the gap between the rich and poor, leading to the emergence of a middle class.
It's actually 'redistributing' political power.
I am, yes, a believer in 'redistributing' wealth.
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