Sentence examples for support the relocation from inspiring English sources

Florida Governor Rick Scott "Please be aware that several organizations have requested that our state Department of Children and Families support the relocation of 425 possible Syrian refugees to Florida, as they receive federal funding to house those refugees in our state".

The Home Office said "a number of local authorities" had already signed up to support the relocation scheme.

A GoFundMe page has been created to support the relocation of The Bell Foundry and its tenants, as well as any related legal fees; so far it has exceeded its initial goal of $5,000 and raised $12,301.

However UNICEF remains strongly committed to support the relocation of the Roma community to a safer and healthier living environment and, at the same time, to continue helping children such as Cerkin and Aferdita to gain those skills that will help them to break the cycle of poverty and to build a better future for themselves, their families and their community at large.

The governor, Mr. Nakaima, declined a request for an interview, but Vice Governor Kanetoshi Yoseda indicated that it would be difficult to go back to supporting the relocation without clearer signs of receding public passions.

At a meeting last month, 58 members voted against supporting the relocation, whilst 55 were in favour.

After it was revealed in August 2008 that the government was behind the 13 concerted District Councils' motions in 2008 supporting the relocation of the pier to the new waterfront, Albert Ho condemned the government of tampering with District Councils in order to "create public opinion".

"I understand that this is not the outcome Farm Terrace allotment holders wanted, but all are being offered good, alternative allotments very close by and support with the relocation".

The "ridiculously short timescale" meant organizations would only be able to support with the relocation of 1 in 10 of those people affected, estimated aid movement Worldwide Tribe.

Last week Joyce had conceded the cost-benefit analysis did not support the forced relocation of the agency, telling Sky News: "If you're going to premise it on the cost-benefit analysis, we wouldn'€™t do it".

UNICEF is working already with other organizations to support the safe relocation of families living in the most vulnerable camps to new locations ahead of the rainy season.