Sentence examples for moved internally from inspiring English sources

Other connective tissue, such as external ears, has been lost, and the male genitalia have moved internally.

Last year the Kiribati government bought 20 sq km of land on Vanua Levu, one of the Fiji islands, in case its people cannot be moved internally.

In an example of how definitions matter, 9.1 million of the estimated victims in the ILO report were moved internally or internationally.

It must ensure that children who are moved internally always receive the same CVC care.

Indeed, across all country income groups, the share of people planning to migrate internationally is higher for those who have moved internally in the last five years, compared to those who have not.

Of the 31 countries being considered in the report, over 50percentt of the population – 58percentt of women and 56percentt of men – have moved internally at least once.

Now, though, Salvadorans are moving internally and seeking refuge in other countries, such as Mexico, Costa Rica or Canada.

In other cases, however, identity does change, especially as people move internally and adopt Bambara, the most widely spoken African language in Mali.

But during the Great Recession employees weren't quitting, and many companies slid back to the old model whereby managers could prevent their subordinates from moving internally.

This means those starting out should aim to move internally as much as possible to build up a broader knowledge base and demonstrate flexibility, which is something expected of anyone hoping to become a fast-track manager.

Recent measurements show, that, currently, Maxeler can move internally over 1 TB of data per second [15].