The favoured idea is a permanent system of relocation, where refugees are shared out around the union, depending on the wealth and size of a country.
Relocation? "Where else could you take the Bottom Line -- 42nd Street?
Paragraph 27 k): Formulate public policies, where applicable, aimed at addressing the issues of prevention or relocation, where possible, of human settlements in disaster risk zones, subject to national law and legal systems (UNISDR 2015a, p. 18).
It could involve planned relocation, where entire communities move together.
The other 221 relocations, where two contigs were over MIL apart in the reference genome, were considered as 'errant' relocations.
In both cases, the issue of relocating to keep your job arises when an employer decides to leave New York, although only the onstage Mr. Lipton is faced with a relocation to Mars, where "the real estate is, like, a penny a hectare".
A total of 1,106 predicted connections were attributed to relocations, where two distant contigs in a reference chromosome were joined together in the predicted assembly.
In particular, the effects of genomic position on transcription have been particularly well documented in S. cerevisiae, where the relocation of a gene from a euchromatic region to a heterochromatic region can result in repression of that gene [ 22].
By Kathleen Massara January 31, 2017 The living quarters at the War Relocation Camp in Poston, Arizona, where the artist Isamu Noguchi was interned during the Second World War.
Guizhou's government plans to move locals to four settlements by the end of September, the state news agency noted, but did not say when the relocation process would begin or where the residents would be moved.
