Sentence examples for through relocation from inspiring English sources

In an ideal world, the minors would be transferred rapidly to other EU countries through relocation and family reunification schemes.

In the context of financial regulation, scholars assert that harmonization of regulation across jurisdictions is necessary to prevent institutions from opting into the laxest regulatory regime through relocation.

With mitigation through relocation thus limited or even unavailable, increasing the safety systems within the unit or adding layers of protection at the buildings of interest becomes the only option.

From the customer's perspective, migration is only desirable if (a) the customer's share of private surplus from lower regulatory burdens achieved through relocation to a laxer regime outweighs (b) the costs of relocation.

The great black migration to the North and the West, which peaked in the nineteen-forties and fifties, partly nationalized at least one race's version of Southern culture, and, by converting non-voters to voters through relocation, helped generate the political will that led to the civil-rights legislation of the nineteen-sixties.

Because Kaiser is a nonprofit health maintenance organization, Mr. Dudley said, "we believe we can deliver more value for the dollar; we retain about 75percentt of our members from year to year; the 25percentt we lose mainly through relocation or retirement". The group rate for a single member in the Kaiser plan is $65.84 a month.

The billionaire lamented the companies that are taking jobs and profits overseas through relocations and corporate inversions, and singled out the pharmaceutical industry.

While the Raiders have held onto a certain mystique over the years through relocations and personnel changes, the Dolphins arrived at this point as a team that had completely shed its old ghosts.

The O3 haplogroups subsequently influenced most of the other populations through relocations.

When sellers have moved, they track them down through the relocation service that moved them.

Rosette Lerias was the provincial governor of Southern Leyte at the time and was instrumental in pushing through the relocation.