Sentence examples for global relocation from inspiring English sources

Optimization results show that global relocation of re-processors leads to both a reduction of total costs and total transportation emission.

An annual survey of global relocation trends found that 61 percent of companies surveyed expect to transfer more employees in 2011 than in recent years, higher than the historical average of 57 percent.

The number one cause of global relocation now is climate change – yet there is no international recognition for the status of climate change refugees, and no insurance policies for them.

"Clubs are an important part of life here," notes James Thompson, chairman of Crown Worldwide, a global relocation agency.

We used the Engdahl et al. (1998) locations for any of the 100 events that could be found in the Engdahl global relocation database.

For moderate-to-large events (M < 5.5), the locations are constrained from the global relocation database of Engdahl et al. (1998) and its subsequent updates that extend throughout 2005.

"But if I want a small controllable team of telesales people, or back-office workers with a cultural fit to the continental EU or Britain, then it can be much more appropriate to choose an east European country".It is the same story in manufacturing, For time-insensitive goods and long production runs, China is still the clear winner for global factory relocation.

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The atoms are then relocated towards the global optimum point in the atom relocation phase, navigated by other atoms' trajectory.

"I know of more than 40 multinational companies that have been looking to undertake global and regional headquarter relocations into Britain," Varley said.