The phrase "relocation measures" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to actions or steps taken to move people or objects to a different location. Example: The company's relocation measures included providing employees with relocation packages, setting up temporary housing, and offering reimbursement for moving expenses.
The ministers agreed the relocation measures would be finalised by their next ministerial meeting, in Luxembourg on 8 October.
The text calls on member states to fulfil their obligations with regard to urgent relocation measures, stressing that by 3 March 2016, only 660 out of 106,000 asylum seekers who were awaiting reassignment from Italy and Greece to other EU countries had actually been relocated.
Presidents have issued similar waivers every six months since the relocation measure was passed, always claiming that the move could not be made now without risking damage to U.S. security interests.
May said the relocation measure could save the state $60 million.
Along with altering the provision for reasonable internal relocation, the bill also amends measures surrounding effective protection.
The acceptability of an INS was analyzed taking into account the general requirement that relocation or evacuation measures must not be necessary beyond the site boundary.
The downside, however, is that individuals are not asked about the timing of their domestic relocation; hence, annual measures of municipal-level domestic migration cannot be constructed.
The only way out is to cut emissions now – and buy some time by slowing warming – and at the same time make plans for sea walls, relocations, and other measures that can keep people out of harms' way.
However, if one takes into consideration innovative land-purchase mechanisms which enable reduced investment costs in relocation scenarios, the latter measures may have a positive NPV.
The ICTY's website states that witness relocation is a "drastic measure" that is only applied when there is a "verifiable, identifiable and sustained threat to the life of a witness".
Using original survey data for all coastal counties of the United States Gulf Coast merged with contextual data on flood risk, this study investigates coastal residents' support for two adaptation policy measures: incentives for relocation and funding for educational programs on emergency planning and evacuation.
