The government insists that the homes will be decent, if modest and cramped, and hopes that relocation will create construction jobs and develop the economies of poor areas.
VW, for example, makes in Slovakia the labour-intensive Golf Synchro model that would have been too expensive to produce at home.The result of this cost-cutting, portfolio pruning and relocation is that even modest increases in sales can mean big boosts to profits.
The relocation will concentrate a "modest number of senior executives" in its London operation.
The partial loss of a modest civic center's roof, forcing the relocation of dozens of people who had found shelter there.
Last week, President Obama extended a modest package of benefits — including day care and relocation allowances — to all partners of federal employees.
The company has incurred modest costs, mostly in upgrading technology, to accommodate Ms. Grimes's relocation.
His successor, Smenkhkare, wasted little time in shifting the royal court back to Thebes.Though he is a much more modest fellow than the pharaohs, South Korea's President Roh Moo-hyun made the relocation of the country's capital from Seoul a key pledge in his 2002 election campaign.
The installation, which keeps the collections essentially distinct, is modest by the necessity of the Museum's recent fiscal problems and relocation to a relatively small space across from Lincoln Center.
A systematic review of housing improvement and relocation found outcomes varied by study and intervention and were often modest (Thomson et al., 2013).
Relocation of GalNAc-Ts from the Golgi apparatus to the ER, on the other hand, induces a modest but measurable increase in PNA staining (Gill et al., 2010).
