Sentence examples for displaced under from inspiring English sources

"For Ikea, I guess, it's a done deal," said Ms. Werner, whose brick factory and parking lot would be displaced under Ikea's plan.

During the war musical manuscripts, printed music, books and instruments were confiscated, swept up as war trophies, lost or displaced under circumstances of crisis.

The tumor was greatly displaced under normal needle insertion, and preloading enhanced the placement accuracy.

On the other hand, the pristine networks were badly damaged under a 10 μN scan load and completely displaced under 25 μN.

Those who are oppressed and displaced under occupation view their struggle as one for liberation and self-determination.

"Conceivably, Berkeley could defend the charge of sex discrimination by pointing to other situations involving men's teams that have been displaced under similar conditions involving egregious delays and long-distance travel," Buzuvis said.

For a small batch production sequence, first a suitable workpiece manipulator is designed and manufactured accommodating all material displacement and movements, and solutions are presented to calculate the amount of material displaced from under flat tools in the axial and lateral directions.

Seven months after her escape, she was living in a small camp for displaced Yazidis under a string of mountains in Iraqi Kurdistan.

Maslakh is notorious among aid workers for the degree to which cheaters successfully manipulate the system, getting extra ration booklets for "internally displaced persons" under different names, then selling the rations.

Once this happens, the combustion gases, which are in contact with the walls, are cooled and displaced radially under the action of centrifugal forces.

It gives the West, strapped for cash and suffering from compassion fatigue, a welcome opportunity to reduce both aid to those displaced or under daily threat from the Burmese military and political pressure on the government to initiate real reforms instead of the window dressing of changing the national flag and releasing photogenic dissidents.