Sentence examples for future relocation from inspiring English sources

Some Pacific atolls are already relocating their island communities, and Kiribati has reportedly already bought tracts of land in Fiji to prepare for such a future relocation scenario.

The programme, which aims to provide clinicians at the trusts with access to a single source of patient information, was sparked by the planned future relocation of Papworth hospital to the Cambridge biomedical campus and the expiry of licences for hospital information systems at the Cambridge trust in 2014.

But while the relocation plan and funding are celebrated as an important precedent and possible roadmap for future relocation projects, this level of support isn't likely to be available to other tribes seeking funding and guidance for climate-related displacement and resettlement.

Instead, Aguirre said, half-inch thick stainless steel canisters holding the waste may have been damaged during transfer, making future relocation more difficult or impossible.

There is a project involving the future relocation of Plymouth City Council's headquarters, the civic centre, to the current location of the Bretonside bus station; it would involve both the bus station and civic centre being demolished and a rebuilt together at the location with the land from the civic centre being sold off.

Unless all virus stocks in all countries can be assessed, virus sources could be missed by future relocation plans.

The state is implementing a comprehensive plan to reduce flood risk, and officials in Washington, D.C., and Baton Rouge hope that the Isle de Jean Charles retreat, which has been carefully planned to preserve community ties, will serve as a model for future relocations along the Louisiana coast.

This may create a knock-on effect on future investment and relocation decisions by global and European pharmaceutical companies, further chipping away at the UK economy.

(9) In the replacement of building contents, materials and equipment, the Regional Administrator shall require as appropriate, disaster proofing of the building and/or elimination of such future losses by relocation of those building contents, materials and equipment outside or above the base floodplain or the 500-year floodplain for critical actions.

In general, this InSAR study of earthquakes in Mongolia has demonstrated that provided a sufficient amount of suitable interferometric data is available, the InSAR technique can complement the sparse seismic observations of the region and may complement future seismic event relocation efforts.

Many voiced concern about their uncertain future while living in relocation areas where they endure limited access to water and basic services.