Sentence examples for viable relocation from inspiring English sources
Hundreds who sought refuge in a government-owned gymnasium called PhilSports Arena in Pasig were forced to leave without assurances of a viable relocation site.
Tampa Bay remains the East Coast version of the Athletics: stuck in an outdated ballpark, with no viable plan for relocation.
Many countries, including El Salvador, are adapting their risk reduction strategies around a plan of prevention; however, when disasters do occur, especially in developing countries, governmental and non-governmental relief and development institutions continue to consider relocation policies as viable, go-to strategies to remove people from geographically hazardous areas.
The MFPA uses historical photos to advocate for resident rights and to prove that relocation is not a viable solution because of the slum-dwellers' historical ties to the land.
We therefore conclude that, in the long term, taking into account the local tourist economy and environmental benefits, the likely fall in prices of real estate at risk and the implementation of anticipatory schemes could enable relocation policies to become economically viable.
The analysis endorsed that relocation to a dredged discharge pool and capping of an ammunition disposal site are viable options for Lübeck port.
It is troubling that the league would allow for the relocation of a team when a home market has worked in good faith and presented a strong and viable proposal.
But Selig ruled out relocation for the moment "because there exists no prospective market that meets the desired requirements for fielding a stable, competitive and economically viable franchise for next season".
"Relocation is the last option.
It involves a relocation".
