Sentence examples for relocation areas from inspiring English sources

Ten locations were selected, based on their accessibility by transportation means from Ambon city, from approximately 85 camps and relocation areas with different living conditions (three temporary camps, two independent relocation areas, three supported relocation areas and two IDPs old land areas) to ensure that all types of IDPs resettlements on Ambon Island were represented.

Many voiced concern about their uncertain future while living in relocation areas where they endure limited access to water and basic services.

The construction of six new water points provided 1,800 people in relocation areas with drinking water; 1,000 families benefited from better sanitation and from services promoting healthier hygiene behaviour.

Her new home has already been built, in a relocation area near another plot that has been designated as a future golf course for expats.

Villagers say they are even more determined to stay in their villages after seeing the relocation area, a collection of shoddily built houses in a treeless field.

Villagers say they are even more determined to stay after seeing the relocation area: a collection of shoddily built houses in a treeless field.

"It's generally not the first place people move to, but it's typically a relocation area for people who have been in the country for 5 to 10 years," he said.

Poor residents of Cape Town's Blikkiesdorp township - a 'temporary relocation area' set up for the duration of the tournament - tell John Domokos how they have been banned from the area around the stadium... 12.45pm: The world can rest easy: criminal charges against the Bavaria Beer Two have been dropped today.

Mountain lions cannot be relocated because they either return or cause deadly conflicts with other lions that are already in the relocation area, according to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.

He was offered a re-location package with work, but after an examination of the services in the relocation area decided to keep his family in the study area and travel a longer distance to work.

Some expansion, consolidation, and relocation of these areas occurred in the following decades.