Sentence examples for relocation of settlements from inspiring English sources

With this tool stakeholders can readily integrate aspects of sustainability in their decisions, both regarding the operation of buildings and settlements as well as in planning renovations, enlargements or even relocation of settlements.

Grand Coulee Dam flooded over 21,000 acres (85 km2) of prime bottom land where Native Americans had been living and hunting for thousands of years, forcing the relocation of settlements and graveyards.

Mr. Sharon told Haaretz, "It is my intention to carry out an evacuation -- sorry, a relocation -- of settlements that cause us problems and of places that we will not hold onto anyway in a final settlement, like the Gaza settlements".

One extreme case is represented by Indonesia, where volcano scientists are increasingly given the duty of recommending practical actions that directly impact the societies at risk, such as evacuation or relocation of human settlements.

In southern Qinghai Province's Sanjiangyuan region, which includes all of Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, rather than enhancing or expanding social services in rural grassland areas, China has been pursuing over the past decade a firm policy of relocation and settlement of herders.

Six days later she sailed for Sydney Cove as part of the relocation of the convict settlement to Port Jackson.

Furthermore, the relocation of nomads into urban settlements aids in the political control of the Tibetan plateaua.

(f) the relocation or settlement of each individual cases.

Much current development policy in the area therefore seeks to remove local herders from their traditional lands, in the belief that relocation and settlement of Tibetan herders will improve the government's ability to provide social services and help to protect the environment.

The 2003 quarterly figures included a charge of 4 cents a share to cover costs like a tobacco legal settlement and the relocation of its domestic tobacco headquarters.

As part of the settlement during the relocation of the London terminus, two new hearse vans were given to the LNC by the LSWR in 1899.