Sentence examples for combat displacement from inspiring English sources

Michalakes will spend his fellowship term in the housing and employment units in Greater Boston Legal Services developing strategies to combat displacement in gentrifying neighborhoods in Greater Boston.

As designed, the ship would have had a displacement of 3000 MT, with a full load combat displacement of 3800 MT. The modified FK 1a was slightly larger, at 131 m long at the waterline and 136 m long overall.

As designed, the ship would have had a displacement of 4025 MT, with a full load combat displacement of 4850 MT. Both designs would have been powered by two sets of Marine-type steam turbines that each drove a three-bladed screw 3.5 m wide in diameter.

Her designed displacement was 5960 LT, with 5300 LT standard and 6990 LT combat displacements.

The activists say Boyle Heights needs more affordable housing and that more militant tactics are necessary to combat the displacement of lower-income renters who make up much of the Eastside.

She was designed to displace 6056 MT, and at full combat load the displacement increased to 6318 MT. Her hull was constructed with transverse and longitudinal steel frames; the outer wall consisted of a single layer of timber planks covered with Muntz metal sheathing to protect the hull from fouling.

They were designed to displace 2643-2706 t at a normal loading, and at full combat load their displacement rose to 2963-3180 t.

Bayern displaced 28530 MT at a normal displacement; at full combat load, she displaced up to 32200 MT. Bayern was powered by three Parsons steam turbines rated at 35000 shp and three oil-fired and eleven coal-fired Schulz-Thornycroft boilers, and on trials achieved 55967 shp; she had a maximum speed of 22 kn.

Bayern and Baden were designed to displace 28530 t at a normal displacement; at full combat load, the ships displaced up to 32200 t.

UNICEF combats measles in overcrowded displacement camps in Somalia MOGADISHU, Somalia, 2 September 2011 –"He doesn't sleep," says Furiyay, a mother whose young son sits lethargically on her lap.

Dismal living conditions and extensive displacement must be combatted by adopting measures that temper the effect of market forces.