Sentence examples for practical relocation from inspiring English sources
Yemen: In addition to the large contingent of Yemenis in Iraq, the sizeable contingents of Egyptian, Algerian, Moroccan and Saudi jihadists may find Yemen a more practical relocation point than their home countries.
What of the practical argument against relocation, in terms of the servicing of the elected lords by ministers and civil servants, and the cost?
Facing the reality of his country's rapid disappearance, Tong spent his presidency making practical preparations for the relocation Kiribati's 100,000 citizens out of their homeland to ensure that when it truly becomes unlivable they won't become refugees.
There have been examples of relocations for practical reasons in history too.
We discussed some financial support to help with relocation as well as practical help in looking for work within the NHS, which the HR director subsequently undertook".
All cited practical reasons for their resignation such as relocation or other time-consuming commitments.
The relocation has not been without its practical concerns.
One extreme case is represented by Indonesia, where volcano scientists are increasingly given the duty of recommending practical actions that directly impact the societies at risk, such as evacuation or relocation of human settlements.
Instead of subjecting migrants to the present situation, which Trilling correctly describes as a "lottery", surely a planned relocation to the relatively uninhabited areas of Europe would be a better practical solution.
Last week the Guernsey government announced it would not take in refugees under the UK government's Syrian vulnerable persons relocation scheme, saying it did not have the infrastructure to meet their needs and that there were legal and practical issues relating to refugee rights.
What our fellow citizens are waiting for are, in fact, practical changes that can be described in simple terms: seeing purchasing power increase and no longer needing to fear unemployment or relocation.
