Sentence examples for relocation rights from inspiring English sources
"Commanders will see gay soldiers paid less, not having spousal relocation rights, and that will have effects on unit cohesion".
China already has a slew of laws and regulations governing redevelopment and relocation, but rights lawyers say they are frequently ignored.
Determine your state's laws to help you decide on whether relocation is right for you and your children.
In interview, he wouldn't speak about the incident in which he was stabbed during one of his parties, or his subsequent relocation to Jamaica, right at the point when hip-hop started to become a business – he was saving that for an autobiography, which still hasn't materialised.
He is adamant that relocation is the right decision.
Relocation is the right thing for those who want it".
The next president will need strong legislative support to oversee the politically charged reconstruction from the country's devastating earthquake last year, with its attendant issues of land rights and relocation.
For example in the case of onshore oil-producing areas, the presence of extractive industries can introduce profound societal changes (e.g. forced or voluntary relocation of indigenous populations, human rights abuses, conflicts, urbanisation) that impact on access to health care and on the build up of health systems.
He said the alliance appreciated the owners' relocation efforts and respected their "right to renovate their property as they saw fit".
The congressman also asked for information dealing with clubs' territorial rights, including "potential relocations" to the Washington and San Jose, Calif., metropolitan areas and to New Jersey.
We shouldn't accept all the bad things that go with it such as forced relocations and the limits on rights to protest and strike".
