But researchers at Human Rights Watch say the program has had a devastating impact on traditional Tibetan society by fracturing families, forcing nomads to give up their livestock and requiring many residents to pay for some of the costs of relocation, leaving them with sizable debts.
Port relocation leaves a mark on the city's landscape and history.
New research by Emmanuel Farhi of Harvard University and Iván Werning of MIT finds that although migrants out of depressed regions get the expected boost from relocation, those left behind may or may not benefit, depending on the nature of the slump.The problem, they note, is that departing migrants take their purchasing power with them when they go.
A council spokesperson said: "It was also acknowledged that there was a danger that relocation, or leaving the mural in situ, would jeopardise the Friars Walk scheme which is seen as vital for the regeneration and revitalisation of the city centre.
And yet the same depth of experience that made the Gulf Coast turtle people among the most qualified to execute the egg relocation plan also left many feeling conflicted about it.
If a move is applied for and approved, the Grizzlies' relocation will be the league's first since 1985, when the Kings left Kansas City for Sacramento.
"The MEK's relocation will assist the Secretary in determining whether the organization remains invested in its violent past or is committed to leaving that past behind".
Former UK Defence Secretary Phillip Hammond told MPs last June that the Afghan government "wants to encourage local staff to stay in Afghanistan" — as opposed to, say, the Iraqi government, which put up no such opposition about the relocation of interpreters after Britain left Iraq.
So far only a handful of islanders have taken up the offer of relocation or resettlement (the 7,000 who have already left are supposed to get nothing).
I just left the "relo," or relocation, class, having lived in Alpharetta, Ga.-like variations with absent fathers and overscheduled kids.
