Sentence examples for relocation powers from inspiring English sources

She said on BBC1's Andrew Marr programme: "We need to bring back relocation powers.

A form of relocation powers is already being reintroduced but Cooper said the power had been missing for five years.

The high court is being asked to quash the use of the control order's "relocation" powers, which ban him from travelling to London.

Labour has been calling for the revival of the relocation powers that were a feature of control orders, and the Lib Dems and Tories have agreed the rest of the Tpims package.

Cooper said David Anderson QC, the independent reviewer of terrorism laws, had supported the view that the decision to end the use of relocation powers had made it easier for terror suspects to abscond.

The row came as the shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, separately accused the government of tying the hands of the security services over the past five years by removing the relocation powers that used to be within control orders.

The relocation power has been dropped from the government's replacement for control orders now before parliament.

"While the relocation power was used in control orders nobody absconded and the courts consistently upheld them as proportionate and lawful.

The new relocation power will allow the home secretary to require a suspect to live in a particular location in Britain away from their home area – effectively a system of internal exile – as long as there are restrictions on the distance they can be moved and the size of the area within which they are allowed to travel.

Ms. Lundgren's work has often examined what she calls the relocation of power.

Due to the large-scale nature of power generation projects and the need to operate a national power grid, relocation of displaced populations is sometimes necessary.