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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Security Council has agreed, in consultation with the Secretary General, to temporarily relocate military and civilian staff of the United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE) from Eritrea to Ethiopia.

A large number of villages in ethnic minority areas have reportedly been burnt down and the villagers forced to relocate as a result of military offensives against armed opposition groups.

Moreover, a significant proportion of the increased FDI into developing countries was designed to relocate manufacturing production to low cost countries for export back to the home countries of the TNCs or third markets.

While the mission's headquarters would be based in Khartoum, a special office would be established in Rumbek, which would relocate should the government of southern Sudan decide to move its capital to another location.

Timely warning of a major natural hazard can reduce its consequences at least, people may have enough time to save their lives at most, they have an opportunity to relocate or otherwise protect their property.

Based on the commitment of the Government of Morocco, the Subregional Office in North Africa should take proactive practical measures to relocate to Rabat by the end of 2005 (paragraph 53) (SP 04 002 014).

In such situations, UNHCR sought to relocate camps away from volatile border areas, as in Panama, where refugees were moved away from the border with Colombia and an enhanced police presence was established.

The concern that international personnel in Darfur might now be under an increasing threat of violence led, inter alia, to the decision to relocate all United Nations staff in Western Darfur to Geneina between 10 and 19 March.

It intends to relocate to the capital city Mogadishu as soon as feasible given the security situation however, due to the prevailing insecurity and inter clan tensions, it has been suggested that relocation may be to a venue other than Mogadishu.

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

And a couple of years after that, they'll be able to see in ultraviolet, they'll be able to see in infrared, they'll be able to focus their eyes, they'll be able to come into a microfocus.

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.

I'm able to see the contradiction that you may not be able to see.

He was able to survive because he was able to generate that incredible willpower, he was able to use all the power of his mind to save himself.

So they were neither able to stand up, nor were they able to take revenge.

So they were neither able to stand up, nor were they able to take revenge.

I find that extraordinary, not to be able to see light, not to be able to see darkness.

Thus they Were not able to mount it, nor Were they able to burrow through it.

Thus they Were not able to mount it, nor Were they able to burrow through it.

I'm able to swim.

I'm able to speak.

In the face of the steady increase in their urban populations, developing countries had to make other political choices and seek to rehabilitate slums rather than demolish them, and to resettle slum dwellers in low cost housing rather than relocate them in informal settlements elsewhere.

To be able to govern, we must be able to control our own resources and those of external cooperation.

It was able but only it was able to organize health care, education, policing, justice.

Jordan, with a population of 6.5 million, has taken in nearly 700,000. Meanwhile, Europe, in a display of united selfishness, has scuttled a plan to relocate a mere 40,000 asylum seekers from their cities of refuge in Italy and Greece.

More knowledgeable consumers, more educated, more able to connect with one another, more able to do things together.

He's able to speak Japanese.

Madonna is able to sing.

He's able to speak Japanese.

But it's also wrong about plants, because plants are not just able to live they are able to sense.

Will only those that are able to afford it be able to be this super race of the future?