Sentence examples for relocation planned from inspiring English sources

The need for pragmatism was echoed in an interview with a UN-HABITAT programme manager: "relocation, planned or otherwise, is an option of last resort, and great care needs to be taken to ensure that the identified climate change threats are indeed the key cause of the need to relocate" (UN-HABITAT interviewee, personal communication, 29 October 2014, Suva, Fiji).

He has also been involved in the ongoing campaign against Arctic drilling, and was part of the relocation planning committee in its early stages.

Negotiating the constraints of state-led relocation planning processes, community leaders have developed and are mobilizing a sophisticated and hyper-contemporary understanding of politics, economics and government at multiple scales.

The Supreme Court has ordered a decision for the oil depot to submit its relocation plans and is expected to be relocated outside the city by July 2015.

The multimillion-pound relocation plan has already begun and hundreds of families have been relocated to modern apartments in the new section of town.

But he insists nobody will be excluded from any relocation plan.

Later we went to Canada's surf town, Tofino, and my relocation plans went into overdrive.

The study raises questions about the role of government in relocation planning, said a Solomon Islands official.

Meanwhile, fewer than one in 20 refugees have been found homes under an EU relocation plan.

The previous prime minister, Yukio Hatoyama, was forced to resign shortly after reaffirming Tokyo's commitment to the existing relocation plan.

"But in fact, the company has been informing them that the relocation plan won't change at all," she said.