Sentence examples for relocation and the from inspiring English sources
The logistics of relocation and the routines and regulations of camp life are rendered with a sure sense of detail.
Animals or plants could die or suffer excessive stress during relocation, and the impact of animals within an ecosystem receiving the new species must also be considered.
For most of these companies as well, insurance is expected to cover the loss of property, the cost of relocation and the forgone revenue.
But against our couple of minutes on the Ten O'Clock News you had hours and hours of house porn, Relocation, Relocation and the general, society-wide boom.
There are 75,000 corporate units around the country, but in the summer, peak season for employee relocation and the arrival of trainees, that number temporarily escalates to 100,000.
Previously he had been speaking at an event where a succession of speakers – including victims of forced relocation and the upsurge in police violence linked to the hosting of major sporting events – lamented the scale of the opportunity missed.
Human rights groups, including Amnesty International, have backed their claims, saying there is no justification for the relocation and chastising the authorities for the lack of transparency in their planning.
The judge found that the tigers' owner, Joan Byron-Marasek, had failed to arrange the relocation and that the animals could be moved to a sanctuary near San Antonio.
In addition, involving critical nodes in the recovery process triggers cascaded node relocation and widens the scope of the recovery[10] which ultimately affect coverage.
We draw upon ancestral Wendat site relocation sequences on the north shore of Lake Ontario, Ontario, Canada to explore factors influencing village relocation and how the continued abandonment of village sites created ancestral landscapes that included sites of pilgrimage, resource extraction, and ceremony.
We shouldn't accept all the bad things that go with it such as forced relocations and the limits on rights to protest and strike".
