Sentence examples for from relocation from inspiring English sources

Then using data from those participants who had relocated (at either wave), we focus on potential pathways from relocation to health and wellbeing.

President Obama's television campaign ads now dramatize job loss resulting from relocation of investment to other countries.

From Relocation, Relocation, where the lovely Kirstie Allsop and Phil Spencer help couples to buy places from Crawley to Paris, to the awful A place in the sun.

New research by Emmanuel Farhi of Harvard University and Iván Werning of MIT finds that although migrants out of depressed regions get the expected boost from relocation, those left behind may or may not benefit, depending on the nature of the slump.The problem, they note, is that departing migrants take their purchasing power with them when they go.

But a new policy paper in Conservation Letters, "Rapid ecosystem change and polar bear conservation," proposes a series of steps that could kick in a lot sooner — including everything from relocation programs to feeding of starving bears or in some cases "intentional population reduction" — a k a culling.

The aim is to discourage firms from relocation overseas.

The policy group Good Jobs First, which is critical of such incentives, found that the net gain of jobs from relocations to Texas amounted to about 0.03% each year.

At the same time, a thriving Japanese American community sprang from the relocation of workers from wartime internment camps to Chicago.

I was desperate for an apartment in Venice Beach, and I wanted our lives to start rebounding from our disastrous relocation from Maine, but that stopped me in my tracks.

But he insists nobody will be excluded from any relocation plan.

Mr. Zuberi arrives, ready to dig for more information on the artworks, which depict scenes from a relocation camp and are signed by a Geo.