Sentence examples for relocation of many from inspiring English sources

"That will force the relocation of many millions of people".

Despite initial promises to the contrary, Paes signed a decree earlier this year for the forcible relocation of many of the hold-outs, including De Oliveira.

Over millennia, cutting for fuel has reduced much of the tree cover in some areas, although the forced relocation of many mountain inhabitants to irrigated valleys beginning in the second half of the 20th century has reversed this pattern.

Meanwhile, sources in Westminster have told the Guardian the NHS will shrink by "a fifth" with a radical overhaul of treatments and sweeping relocation of many services, because rising demand will outstrip the resources available.

According to the children's lawyers, the Home Office has failed to allow the relocation of many of the most vulnerable children to the UK, failed to give proper written decisions in refusing these applications and failed to use its discretion in response to extreme cases.

Later both Quality Agro-Food Districts (DAQ and Rural Districtss (DIRU) came to be considered a positive response to the rapid development of globalisation (Tinacci Mossello 2002) which is pushing for the relocation of many industrial districts (Corò and Grandinetti 1999).

In Yunnan Province in southwest China, the Nu project would force the relocation of as many as 50,000 people, many descended from Lisu, Nu, Drung, Tibetan and other ethnic hill people.

Romania was one of the European Union member countries that initially opposed the setting of mandatory quotas for the relocation of migrants, many of whom are from the Middle East or northern Africa.

This was Dal Molin, the new military base the U.S. Army has been readying for the relocation of as many as 2,000 soldiers from Germany in 2013.

The Westside market has benefited from the relocation and expansion of many entertainment-related companies such as MTV, which is relocating its West Coast headquarters to about 50,000 square feet of space in Santa Monica.

After leaving the judiciary, he moved with his family to New Zealand, later returning to Fiji, his experience of relocation mirroring that of many families torn from Fiji since its several coups.