Sentence examples for removal and relocation from inspiring English sources

Tribes were then subject to removal and relocation to urban areas and shared reservations with other tribes.

The removal and relocation of the Giant Wheel began in October on closing day; the first of 226 supports were installed on October 11, starting at the brake run.

The events in Charlottesville earlier this month inspired Lexington Mayor Jim Gray to do what he'd been weighing for more than two years: bringing a vote to the city council to approve the removal and relocation of two of the city's Confederate statues.

Movinga, the European house removals and relocation platform, has closed €15 million in further funding.

TEM and SEM imaging data suggest that ferrous ions, during pretreatment of CS, may improve xylan removal and lignin relocation.

The United States expanded by systematically eliminating Native Americans from under official policies and acts of Congress with names like "removal," "reorganization," "termination," and "relocation".

Cooper later added "The government should ask the ISC to review whether the weakening of counter-terror powers and the removal of relocation led to terror networks being re-established.

The case arose out of the implementation of Executive Order 9066 by the U.S. military to create zones of exclusion along the West Coast of the United States where Japanese-Americans were subjected to curfews and eventual removal to relocation centers.

Weak before the disaster and further weakened by it, the government has been overwhelmed by the logistical complexities of issues like debris removal and the identification of safe relocation sites.

In addition, some evidence suggests body mass may influence prosthesis longevity, and/or the proclivity to dislocation, fracture, inactivity, and infection, which often necessitates surgical relocation, prosthetic removal, and reimplantation, differentially.

There are a number of reasons why these tribes are not "recognized" as sovereign nations, most of which are tied to historical federal government policies of removal, relocation, and termination.