Process of vacating a fixed location (such as a residence or business) and settling in a different one.
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reasentamiento The transportation of people (as a family or colony) to a new settlement (as after an upheaval of some kind)
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However, the move could indeed be to protect the local poultry industry.
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The best way to move forward is to simply stay on course.
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Government officials said the move was to capitalise on favourable market conditions.
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Britain's move follows months of diplomatic threats against the Red Sea state.
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He said the move threatened freedom of speech, belief and open debate.
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It needs 100 million euros for identification and relocation, the source said.
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Its support and mobility services offer contracting, relocation and relevant visa support.
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At this point, Curry said, no one has accepted the relocation offer.
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The government agencies are still studying whether to approve the relocation plan.
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Surely cost should be a major factor in any decision regarding relocation?
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We introduce worldwide African professionals to employers and relocation services back home.
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The group said affected staff would be offered redeployment, relocation or redundancy.
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The family said they were waiting for an auspicious date for relocation.
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The report said Prasad had sought his relocation and the ministry agreed.
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Spain and Poland were among the staunchest opponents to the relocation plan.
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Nor has France met its share of the European Union relocation quota.
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The other girls' information was filed according to the sector of relocation.
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This applies to supermarkets open without expansion or relocation for five quarters.
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This sudden relocation without proper and adequate information makes us more stressed.
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The additional expense includes relocation, property lease costs and other restructuring expenses.
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They declined to identify any new investments tied to their corporate relocation.
