Andrew Kerr, the council's chief executive, said finding alternative places had been "a huge logistical exercise".
That is a huge logistical exercise which is now under way".
This a logistical exercise for the lending and savings institutions, but it also has implications for the way they operate.
And in a breathtaking logistical exercise, they mobilized ferries and convoys of trucks to transport perhaps 250,000 people, out of East Timor's population of 800,000, into West Timor.
Far from relaxing, tens of thousands of Australians are sweating every detail of what they describe as the greatest peacetime logistical exercise in history.
The umbrella organisation for 54 trade unions will take soundings on the practicalities of staging the first mass-walkout since 1926, as well as gauging the appetite for what would be a significant logistical exercise.
"House after house after house was looted and burned in the most amazing logistical exercise the T.N.I. has ever accomplished, or maybe any other military for that matter," a United Nations official said, using the initials for the Indonesian military.
It will be a major logistical exercise, moving not only the remaining 39,000 US troops but mountains of equipment from bases that are the size of small American suburbs, complete with coffee-shops, bowling alleys and cinemas.
Campaign staff for the six candidates competing in Iowa were spending the day working the phones and organising transport for the mammoth logistical exercise of getting people to the 1,000 or so caucus sites.
Announcing that it had now found places for all those affected, the council said it had used more than 70 buses to transport children across the city since the crisis began as schools were due to return from their Easter break, in what it described as a "huge logistical exercise".
