Sentence examples for large relocation from inspiring English sources

Money for such a large relocation program is scarce, however, and opposition is vehement.

Because performing pairwise comparisons on millions of locations is computationally infeasible, we identify large relocation errors using a sampling approach.

The estimates also suggest that geographically targeted rental subsidies exert a larger relocation effect, moving 22.87% of high-poverty residents into low- and mid-poverty neighborhoods, when they are combined with a local housing authority's housing search counseling and supportive services.

More than 2 million people evacuated from coastal areas, 1.79 million of whom were in Zhejiang Province, the largest relocation of residents in the history of Zhejiang.

There are further modes of sequence evolution such as slippage events, insertions and deletions, large scale relocation of promoter regions, and recombination.

Auto Driveaway has been in business since 1952 and has the largest vehicle relocation network in the industry, with 40 local offices around the country.

In 1988, Congress passed the Civil Liberties Act, which acknowledged the injustice of the internment of Japanese-Americans, the largest forced relocation in the nation's history.

As for civil servants, due to the large-scale relocation of departmental and agency staff, Manchester or Birmingham are closer than London for a growing proportion of senior officials and agency executives.

In what is described by many as the largest wildlife relocation programme in the world, tens of thousands of animals are being removed from a major development in the Thames estuary to new homes in nature reserves throughout the UK.

In 1987, amid protests in Lhasa against the large-scale relocation of Han Chinese into Tibet, the Dalai Lama proposed a five-point plan, in which he called for the establishment of Tibet as a zone of peace.

But Kiruna is high-profile, billed as the world's largest urban relocation.