Meanings of force relocation in English

Mayor Paes originally said he would not order forced relocations.

Along with acts of sexual violence and forced labor, there were stories of imprisonment, torture and forced relocation.

Both ICMA and the Bank of England argue that cooperation between regulators should help avoid the need for forced relocation.

Tuilaepa told the hundreds of delegates a major climate challenge for the Pacific is forced relocation due to sea level rise.

Photograph: Pluto Press The emergency takes the form of land evictions, displacements, forced relocations, and state and corporate violence against indigenous groups.

Industry bodies and policymakers in Britain have warned that a forced relocation of clearing would split pools of trading that currently offer efficiencies.

He said their forced relocation back to Manus confirmed there were no resettlement arrangements in PNG, contrary to claims made by the Australian government.

On the bright side, Suddreth said the forced relocations allowed her organisation to connect with families who might not otherwise have crossed its path.

On the bright side, Suddreth said the forced relocations allowed her organization to connect with families who might not otherwise have crossed its path.

However, human rights groups have used the occasion to criticise China's human rights record, focusing on Tibet, media freedom, detention without trial and forced relocation.

The young families, including 15 children, had moved into the grounds of Galway airport on Thursday night after several weeks of displacement and forced relocation.

One consequence was the forced relocation of about 16,000 Cherokees in 1838-39, which became known as the Trail of Tears.

He is overseeing massive surveillance and forced relocation programmes in the ethnically divided regions of Xinjiang and Tibet, where tensions show no signs of dissipating.

The panel concluded: The bank had no role or responsibility for the forced relocation of 664 people from Hade in 2004.