Sentence examples for displaced to another from inspiring English sources

There is no point in dealing with tax evasion in one country if the problem is simply displaced to another".

Meaning, that the problem is simply displaced, to another country – or even another continent, as in the case of Guinea Bissau in west Africa.

"There's the balloon effect". Meaning, that the problem is simply displaced, to another country – or even another continent, as in the case of Guinea Bissau in west Africa.

We allowed fish to settle naturally to these artificial canopies, then tagged them with elastomer, and returned them to these structures (either to the same artificial canopy or else displaced to another canopy 100 m distant).

The type of a vector that is not displaced to another array, has no fill pointer, is not expressly adjustable and is able to hold elements of any type is a subtype of type simple-vector.

There's the balloon effect". Meaning that the problem is simply displaced, to another country – or even another continent, as is the case of West African countries now plagued by drug cartels.

During the announcement of therapeutic schedule, patients and/or their families are informed that they could receive chemotherapy in the hosting hospital but that they have to displace to another hospital in order to receive radiotherapy.

From vulnerable to desperate Galina (24) is another mother who has been displaced to Kharkiv with a disabled child.

During the conflict, tens of thousands died and more than 2 million people were displaced, either to another part of Sierra Leone, into a neighbouring country or further afield.

It said: The Special Rapporteur also tresses the obligation on the part of all competent authorities, including the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic and dissident armed groups, to respect the right of internally displaced persons to seek safety in another part of the country, to leave their country and to seek asylum.

The split-image wedge consists of a pair of prism wedges that split an out-of-focus image into two sharp halves laterally displaced relative to one another.