Sentence examples for rapid eviction from inspiring English sources
The French government has made a commitment to close the camp before the end of the year, but Hyland warned that a rapid eviction "will result in many more children being pushed into the hands of traffickers and smugglers as a result of desperation and a sense of urgency to leave the camp".
Nevertheless, the rapid eviction of the Taliban from Afghanistan in 2001 appeared to refute the doubters finally and unequivocally.
Misincorporation and rapid eviction of cenH3 octamers throughout euchromatin as a conserved housekeeping process might help to explain why some of the same residues at the H3 H3 dimerization interface are also present in cenH3s (Furuyama and Henikoff 2009).
The group, Abahlali baseMjondolo, advocates for Durban shack dwellers who are threatened by a proposed law that would permit rapid evictions.
At gene centers, weakly positioned nucleosome arrays facilitate rapid histone eviction and remodeling, easing polymerase passage.
Sandra had never heard of the City's Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO), which protects 624,000 households, including her own, from illegal evictions and rapid rent increases.
We call for Universal Rent Control that gives people, not the real estate industry, the power to determine where they live — no New Yorker should live in fear of a rapid rent increase or an eviction," they wrote.
In this model, a dense mesh of PAR chains, synthesized in situations where rapid and large-scale nucleosome eviction is occurring (e.g., activated heat shock loci or sites of DNA damage), could provide a scaffolding to locally maintain a reservoir of displaced histones.
Transcription of an antisense lncRNA that initiates near the 3'end of PHO5 and overlaps its gene body and promoter is associated with rapid activation of PHO5 by enabling nucleosome eviction.
Forced evictions create conflicts which result in rapid resource degradation.
"It's a tragedy and it's just beginning," Mayor Judith H. Rawson of Shaker Heights, a mostly affluent suburb, said of the evictions and vacancies, a problem fueled by a rapid increase in high-interest, subprime loans.
