Sentence examples for and cannot be relocated from inspiring English sources
Wilcove, a conservation biologist, and his colleagues at Environmental Defense in Washington, D.C., argued that FWS was putting too much emphasis on protecting prairie dogs on federal lands, when most of the animals now live on private land and cannot be relocated easily.
If a chalkboard is not in an ideal location, and cannot be relocated, the teacher must decide whether to alter their use of the board (write class notes on it prior to the beginning of class), train themselves to stand and use the board in a manner which allows them to keep an eye on the door, or not use the board at all.
Mountain lions cannot be relocated because they either return or cause deadly conflicts with other lions that are already in the relocation area, according to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
The NIPAS law stipulates that people who have inhabited or cultivated land in a protected area for at least 5 years prior to its establishment, cannot be relocated against their will.
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If the event cannot be relocated or rescheduled, hire a large tent or pavilion (admittedly this can be pricey on short notice).
Definitions of health and disease attach to organisms and their physiological processes in particular environments and cannot simply be relocated to the level of the genome (Limoges 1994; Lloyd 1994).
The planned Koukoutamba dam would flood an area twice that of San Francisco within the park, forcing the displacement of 8,700 people and causing irreparable damage to species that cannot easily be relocated.
Labs had been flooded and needed to be relocated.
Some turtles are harmless and should simply be relocated nearby.
