Happily, they simply relocate to continue their contribution.

Attempts to relocate them, including to outside Dili, had not succeeded.

Special incentives are often provided to companies willing to relocate to these zones.

The first is with regard to the Government's plan to relocate to Somalia.

We fix it, but most importantly, we relocate it.

In late May 1998, local authorities agreed to relocate the IDPs to four secure sites.

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The Speaker and those associated with him insist that the Government should relocate to Mogadishu.

Both leaders reiterated the need for the Transitional Federal Government to relocate back to Somalia without delay.

Seventy five per cent of households have had to relocate, many on more than one occasion.

Faction leaders also agreed to restore stability in these areas and to relocate militias to camps outside the towns.

Habsade played a central role on behalf of the opposition in blocking initial TFG moves to relocate there.

To relocate into only two wings of the floor would require renovations, which may not be cost effective.

Of this number only 17 people, who are members of two related families, did not agree to relocate.

Transfer of public State owned land occupied by settlements, and purchase of land in order to relocate families

This forced the Agency to relocate most of its headquarters international staff, thereby severely disrupting the operations at headquarters.

It therefore took the daring unilateral initiative, on 13 June 2005, to relocate itself from Nairobi to Somalia with minimal help.

The former residents of the CKGR are not the first nor will they be the last to be asked to relocate.

In Kassala, local authorities agreed in May 1998 to relocate new IDPs from their insecure, inadequate camps to secure relocation sites.

This resumption has been conditional upon a process of registration with the authorities and a commitment to relocate to the Polytechnic.

He expects that within the next 50 years, the 100,000 people that live there will have to relocate to New Zealand or Australia.

This decision forced UNRWA to relocate almost all of its international staff to Jerusalem and Amman, significantly impairing the functioning of its headquarters.

Beijing s new measure to shift and relocate institutions of higher learning 10,000 BUCT teachers and students move into new campus at Changping

My delegation strongly reiterates Nepal's desire to relocate the Centre to Kathmandu and to make it operational during the sixtieth session of the General Assembly.

They explain that the only means by which separation may be avoided would be for Vanessa to leave with them and relocate to Fiji.

The main American manufacturer of that active ingredient decided a few years ago to relocate to China because it's the world's biggest supplier of pigs.

Shortly after his election, President Yusuf sought a large number of peacekeepers from the African Union to help the Transitional Federal Government relocate to Somalia.

As well as postulating their juridical validity and applicability, we therefore signal the need to relocate these rights in the current processes of change.

The second was on the decision of the Cabinet to relocate to Baidoa and Jawhar, with an office in Mogadishu, pending the stabilization of the capital.

Stiffer price competition Faced by more price driven competition, firms from developing countries may choose to relocate some of their production facilities to lower cost developing countries.

There is concern that Government agents are putting pressure on, and in some instances forcing, internally displaced persons to relocate, in particular in Southern Darfur.

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Interference may also result from disruption to its usual way of life, or by causing it to do something it may not otherwise do, such as to relocate or to separate.

In spite of that, the Government is pressing ahead with its plans to relocate the evacuated settlers and remains committed to the full and timely implementation of its initiative.

It was only in 1997, 12 years later, that the actual relocation started after 1739 residents had agreed to relocate to new settlements, which they themselves had freely selected.

While firms in these industries do not necessarily relocate plants, they do expand operations globally through FDI, which is typically market seeking.

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You were able to deliver documents, were able to do it over networks.

We nevertheless acknowledge the need now to seriously consider the option of having to relocate our peoples when necessary an option that can be meaningfully addressed only within this forum.

At a meeting with members of Parliament in the capital, Prime Minister Gedi stated that reports that the Transitional Federal Government was planning to relocate elsewhere was misinformation.

With that in mind, Nepal has taken the initiative since 1998 to relocate the Centre to Kathmandu from New York, by introducing a resolution with a view to expediting the relocation process.

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If you're not able to fish you won't be able to enter the tournament!

Young children are least able to avoid or resist, least able to comprehend what is happening and least able to seek the protection of others.

Nigeria claims that, following the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, its Kuwait City embassy was asked by the Nigerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to relocate its Ambassador and staff to Abu Dhabi.