Examples of using Such relocation in English and their translations into Russian
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It is not clear that such relocation is sustainable in very vulnerable environments.
However, a clear majority(67%) have never even considered such relocation.
The need for such relocation was also prompted by the complex security situation in Nairobi.
All extra and associated costs in the event of such relocation shall be carried by the Winner.
Although the reasons for such relocations had been explained, the circumstances in which they took place were still unclear.
Where the relocation of these peoples is considered necessary as an exceptional measure, such relocation shall take place only with their free and informed consent.
The need for such relocation has also been prompted by the complex security situation on the ground.
Should staff members occupying posts that are subject to geographic redeployment have to relocate,it is expected that such relocation will take place on a voluntary basis only.
Such relocation allegedly resulted in major disruptions to their operations, as well as substantial additional costs.
In such cases, international standards require that alternatives that limit or avoid such relocation be sought and that compensation in the form of other land be provided as a matter of priority.
There have been 28 such relocations since the signing of the Darfur Peace Agreement on 5 May 2006, which has impacted humanitarian aid to the affected populations.
A foreign legal person may relocate to the Czech Republic insofar as the laws of the State where such legal person was previously located orpossibly also by the laws under which it was set up permit such relocation.
The extent to which such relocation of production facilities may be due to concerns about transport costs, rather than other factors, remains unclear.
Given the greater prominence of the accused persons, it is anticipated that 15 such relocations may occur during 2001, including the witnesses, making a total requirement of $450,000.
It recommends that the State party enhance its efforts to consult with the inhabitants of the villages and notes that it should in any caseobtain the free and informed consent of affected communities prior to such relocation.
A related issue is that the threat of such relocations may trigger a lowering of domestic environmental standards to prevent these capital outflows the"race to the bottom" hypothesis.
With the increase in the number of trials held before the International Tribunal and the higher prominence of the accused,it is anticipated that 12 such relocations may occur during 1999, making a total requirement of $196,800.
In such cases, international standards require that alternatives that limit or avoid such relocation should be sought and that compensation should be provided as a priority in the form of other land Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, art. 10; ILO Convention No. 169, art. 16.
In parallel to those judicial efforts, the Mission has strengthened its witness security programme by reaching out to, inter alia, EUROPOL to improve the prospects for relocation abroad andby increasing the funding for such relocation.
In exceptional circumstances, when it is not feasible to avoid relocation, the borrower will not carry out such relocation without obtaining broad support for it from the affected Indigenous Peoples' communities as part of the free, prior, and informed consultation process.
Although the Administration informed the Board that property such as furniture and equipment had been relocated in June 2005 as a result of the merging of two or three rooms, such relocation was not reflected in the inventory report.
Where their consent cannot be obtained, such relocation shall take place only following appropriate procedures established by national laws and regulations, including public inquiries where appropriate, which provide the opportunity for effective representation of the peoples concerned.
While conceding that it is"reasonably common" for children to relocate with their parents,the authors argue that in Vanessa's case such relocation would be forced on her as an Australian citizen,"by the pernicious operation of two Australian statutes, as well as by her youth and familial ties.
The Committee notes with concern that the State party intends to forcibly relocate the inhabitants of the Roma settlement at Butmir,purportedly because it lacks the necessary infrastructure to prevent pollution of the water supply, while no such relocation plan exists for the non-Roma families living across the street.
It is evident from the Secretary-General's proposal that such relocations are costly: they involve complex, high-risk processes that require considerable preparation and mobilize large numbers of specialized staff over extended periods, during which such staff would not be able to contribute to other strategic projects such as the enterprise resource planning system.
The Court also held that if a debtor moved to another EU country deliberately trying to avoid insolvency proceedings by altering its centre of main interests, there was nothing to prevent this,provided that the Court was satisfied that any such relocation by the debtor was based on substance and had the necessary element of permanence.
Claims from the purchaser on account of expenditure incurred for the purpose of supplementary performance, including in particular transport, toll fees, labour andmaterial costs are ruled out insofar as the expenditure is increased because the item that was delivered has been brought to another location than the purchaser's branch, unless such relocation corresponds to the respective intended use.
While taking note of the State party 's assurances that such planning has been undertaken in consultation with Bedouin representatives,the Committee notes with concern that the State party does not seem to have enquired into possible alternatives to such relocation, and that the lack of basic services provided to the Bedouins may in practice force them to relocate to the planned towns. Articles 2 and 5( d) and( e) of the Convention.
In a context where it is thought that economic incentives favour relocation or transference to States without adequate protection,the principle establishes a norm of international cooperation to discourage or to prevent such relocation or transference and to ensure that any relocation or transference is environmentally safe and done with prior informed consent.
The unit also implements protective measures such as relocation of informants.