relocation造句

The unrest, Estonia says, was orchestrated by Russia, which termed the relocation “blasphemy” and called for the government's resignation.

The law mandating relocation away from coastal areas eventually became so unpopular that it had to be rescinded.

Instead, they provide an environment for segregation of applications and their resources to enable checkpoint, restart, and relocation at the application level.

The story of his cultural relocation and assimilation is traced in the 2006 Sundance Film Festival award-winning documentary God Grew Tired of Us.

Relocating for a lateral move could land you in an area with an overall lower cost of living, and the new employer may even provide for relocation expenses.

Mechanisation, automation and relocation of assembly-type operations to the Mainland have accelerated the development of more knowledge-based and higher value-added manufacturing.

Automation, technology upgrading and relocation of lower value-added operations to the Mainland have accelerated the development of more knowledge-based and higher value-added manufacturing, as well as manufacturing-related services or producer services.