Sentence examples for relocation of these from inspiring English sources

And it must also speed up relocation of these refugees to other EU countries - 4,455 people had been relocated by the end of October 2016.

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

Ben Ayliffe, a Greenpeace International spokesperson, said: "We don't yet know if the relocation of these wrongfully accused people will see an improvement in terms of their detention conditions and basic human rights.

Relocation of these "bus stops" also opens up for the children to benefit from a future implementation of Swedish law of passing a bus at standstill in no higher speeds than 30 km/h [4, 16].

Despite this momentum, an unintended obstacle has stood in the way of making the relocation of these chimpanzees a reality: a law limiting NIH's ability to use its existing budget to care for chimpanzees in sanctuary.

"It is our understanding that the state does not have the authority to prevent the federal government from funding the relocation of these Syrian refugees to Florida even without state support," Scott admitted.

All changes in the visible objects of the world of appearance are brought about by relocations of these atoms: in Aristotelian terms, the atomists reduce all change to change of place.

For F2, the relocations of these home ranges were analyzed separately, and for M5, only the postdispersal relocations were included in the home range analysis as, based on the incremental analysis and previous data [ 15], the number of fixes in the initial home range was insufficient.

In China these strollers eventually forced the government to announce the relocation of the 10bn yuan ($1.6bn £1bnn) plant.

Our results confirm these findings; retroversion of the glenoid improved only after relocation of the incongruent GHJ.

These rather confusing reports were followed by the abrupt sale and relocation of the Ohio Works team in February 1907.