Sentence examples for mass relocation from inspiring English sources

A mass relocation of urban youth to remote farms followed.

The government says one mass relocation project, completed last year, has moved 2.3m people into houses.

The incident will no doubt fuel the flames of those who have criticised the BBC's mass relocation to the regions.

But is mass relocation the answer?In this section New surgeon, same old scalpels Just another autocrat?

Antonio Guterres, the head of the UN refugee agency, urged the EU to create a "mass relocation program … with the mandatory participation of all EU member states".

As a rule, senior officers, tasked with the mass relocation of men, have neither the time nor the inclination to weep.

For them, Churchill – who presided over the concentration camps and villages and brutal mass relocations of people – can never be a hero.

Indeed, in the context of today's rapidly changing China, the nightmare of denunciations by Red Guards, widespread torture, Mao worship, book burnings and government-orchestrated mass relocations seems a distant memory.

Robert J. Barnett, the director of the modern Tibetan studies program at Columbia University, said the plan of mass relocations was created a decade ago in response to data suggesting an alarming income gap between rural and urban Tibetans.

Following the ravages and atrocities of two world wars, the genocides in Europe, Cambodia and the former Yugoslavia, the ethnic purges, mass relocations and brutal dictatorships on almost every continent, in a nation most ripe for violent retaliation among blacks and whites, there was largely reconciliation -- and even forgiveness.

"Obviously, we cannot just take money from the General Fund and say that the rest of unincorporated DeKalb County taxpayers are going to pay for (mass relocations)." A local rumor maintains that Georgia Perimeter College in Decatur would buy out the property for use as student housing but that's not in the cards, according to the college itself.