Sentence examples for permanent relocation from inspiring English sources

"Already we're hearing noises about possible offshoring and even permanent relocation".

The sunshine and the chance to spar with world champions have him thinking of a permanent relocation.

"Families could be free to come and go while they await immigration hearings, receive education about their rights and responsibilities, and pursue permanent relocation and employment".

In a sign that Palin's appointment was a popular move, a new poll shows that an overwhelming majority of Americans support her permanent relocation to Nambia.

Mr Juncker's proposal also aims to set up a permanent relocation mechanism, and a common EU list of safe countries whose citizens would be sent back to if they fail to meet asylum criteria.

In September, the family of seven was transferred to Heart Mountain, in northwestern Wyoming — one of 10 permanent "relocation centers" set up in desolate parts of the Mountain West and in southeastern Arkansas.

This time the quotas are likely to be binding – both German chancellor Angela Merkel and French president François Hollande have called for compulsory and permanent relocations.

The researchers looked for a relationship between the number of permanent relocations of entire households between Indonesian provinces and the average annual temperature and the average annual rainfall in each province.

This outcome is dependent on a qualitative increase in surge Hazmat remediation capacity to reduce the recovery delay to a level that would not invite permanent mass relocation.

A surge capacity of 10,000 to 20,000 Hazmat workers is required to perform remediation within 6 to 12 months and to avoid permanent mass relocation.

One broadcaster said relocation would prove difficult for many presenters in both radio and TV who are on one-year contracts and might not be prepared to make a permanent move.