Sentence examples for relocate problem from inspiring English sources

Because of the elephants' endangered status and Sri Lankan sociocultural sensitivities, wildlife managers prefer to relocate problem animals, rather than kill them, Fernando says.

Three-quarters said they relocated "problem bears," but only 15percentt viewed it as an effective solution.

But that is simply to relocate the problem in a phrase that itself demands explication.

Moreover, these alternative attributes do not resolve, but merely relocate, the problem of accounting for the threshold and range features of full moral status.

Suspensions of Perception decisively relocates the problem of aesthetic contemplation within a broader collective encounter with the unstable nature of perception in psychology, philosophy, neurology, early cinema, and photography.

The League Two side have been playing at the ground since 1907 but are looking to relocate because of problems over leases and access issues.

Until the revenue stream for American gangs dries up (meaning until street drugs are legal) no amount of enforcement will totally solve the problem; just relocate it.

A new queueing-based formulation is proposed for the problem of relocating idle vehicles in an on-demand mobility service.

What do you think about the possibility that the Islanders might relocate if their arena problems are not solved?

It said forcing people out of the communities would just relocate and intensify underlying problems of poverty, disadvantage and unemployment.

On April 26th, Naz Shah, a Muslim M.P. from Bradford, who was elected in 2015, admitted sharing Facebook posts the previous year that suggested that Israelis should be "relocated" to the U.S. "Problem solved," she wrote.