Sentence examples for terms of relocation from inspiring English sources

Whose job is more important in terms of relocation and lifestyle issues?

Some of the smallest inhabited atolls, Huq says, "are thinking in terms of relocation", but only, at this stage, within the archipelago.

In terms of relocation, the Oakland A's announced plans to build a new ballpark at their Howard Terminal location and redevelop the current location of the Oakland Coliseum on Wednesday, however the club has yet to secure the land.

As a further disincentive to move to another EU state, the terms of the relocation scheme make clear that those recognised as in need of international protection will only be able to work or claim welfare benefits in the country to which they have been relocated.

But villagers still have heard nothing about the terms of the relocation.

In terms of institutional relocation, there are various precedents — moma, the Oakland Raiders, Taipei, Babylon — but the most apt involves the U.N. itself.

"In terms of any relocation, we have already been clear on our position, which is that we are not bound by it and we are going to focus our efforts on resettlement".

Although the zone affected by significant ash fallout is restricted to an ~100 km2 area with low population density, the impact of the ash in terms of population relocation was more widespread.

The term "cost of relocation", for the purposes of this section, shall include the entire amount paid by such utility properly attributable to such relocation after deducting therefrom any increase in the value of the new facility and any salvage value derived from the old facility.

"There are other options [under the terms of the BBC relocation package] in terms of licence fee payers' money that would be more expensive to the BBC".

Location patterns of consecutive time periods that are already good in terms of the resulting number of relocations are tried to be improved in terms of the resulting coverage and vice versa.