Sentence examples for is relocation from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of moving from one place to another.
"The only effective mitigation is relocation to alternative site".
A major national issue for Solomon Islands is relocation of communities in its outer islands.
"The cutting edge of innovation is usually in a place that is very diverse and open, and if this place loses its edge there is relocation," Peri said.
In this novel from the South African winner of the Caine prize for African writing, Katya Grubbs runs a pest control service with a difference: its motto is "relocation, not extermination".
The model is relocation policy that minimizes the expected present worth of all costs (Rosenthal et al. 1978).
Hence, common practice is relocation of the dredged material to a Baltic Sea disposal site or on the nearby dredged discharge pool 'Am Stau' [8].
The next step was relocation to Geneva.
"Our direct competition are relocation agents, expensive private agents used by corporates to find accommodation for their employees moving from one city to another.
The remediation options available are relocation of mine spoil into the open pit and on site remediation by landscaping/contouring, placement of a cover and revegetation.
Will it be relocation or expansion?
"If I would have known there was relocation money, if I would have known there was counseling money, yes, I would have applied for it," she said.
