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

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

The unfortunate result is an uneven playing field, with incentives for banks to relocate operations, whether geographically or in terms of legal entities.

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.

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

On the other hand, we must relocate parts of our production in these countries.

(h) Relocate operating units to lower cost duty stations relocate corporate headquarters and support service functions to a zone more central to UNOPS operations, where support costs are lower sublease the Chrysler Building to assure full rental cost recovery.

UNICEF involvement in such partnerships as the FTI has further helped to reorient its focus towards sector wide and collaborative approaches.

Before their eviction, agreement had been reached to relocate them to conventional housing in the same municipality.

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.

But when it comes to tax and profit estimates, investors and politicians need to reorient themselves to the new normal lower average growth.

Migrant Workers Task Force have no office or official organization, but have been meeting regularly at Zico House in Hamra and will soon relocate some of their activities to Migrant House in Nabaa.

On my recent visit to Australia, we signed an agreement to relocate a space surveillance radar to Western Australia.

As Global Voices is a virtual organization, the project manager will not be expected to relocate. However, he or she needs regular access to high speed internet connectivity and will be expected to travel.

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.

But perhaps there is another path, one that accepts the authority of national governments, but aims to reorient national interests in a more global direction.

Government public affairs and public diplomacy efforts are slowly beginning to reorient staffing, schedules, and bureaucratic culture to engage the full range of today s media.

These civility laws effectively criminalize activities considered undesirable, such as sitting or lying on sidewalks, sleeping in parks, urinating or drinking in public, and begging, in an attempt to force the individuals doing these and other activities to relocate to the margins of society.

Another strategy would be to relocate some of the staff, including those in functional departments, to regional offices in the field.

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

This would not only reduce China s surplus and its need to keep accumulating dollar reserves but also give Asian companies an incentive to reorient production towards domestic markets.

This year, we deployed F 22s and MV 22 Ospreys to Japan and reached an important agreement to relocate our forces on Okinawa.

And environmental sustainability means that we must reorient our economies and technologies to provide basic services like safe water and sanitation, combat human induced climate change, and protect biodiversity.

Regarding the creation of a Truth Commission composed of international and national members, the Government agreed that international experts should intervene to reorient the administration of justice in Burundi.

For example, the Venezuelan and Colombian governments were confronted with the need to relocate tens of thousands of families displaced by floods in 2010.

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.

Relocation In 2003, the governor of Jakarta, Sutiyoso announced his plan to relocate the original Bendera Pusaka from the State Palace to the National Monument.

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.

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.

Japan s ground forces are to reorient their current structure, which is geared to combat capability in response to large scale invasion, toward increased adaptability for military action in less severe circumstances.

To be sure, the malaise in the United States and Europe is likely to hurt Chinese exports but, over the long term, China wants to reorient its economy toward domestic consumption.

There must be a tipping point at which some combination of higher taxation, more burdensome regulation, and a hostile political climate causes financial firms to relocate.

International financing institutions could increase overall resource commitments to water and sanitation, as well as reorient their portfolios, making use of dedicated financing initiatives for greater investment in rural and smaller settlements.

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.

The longer the problems persist, the greater the pressure on consumer and business sentiment, and the harder it is for the unemployed to find and relocate to new job opportunities.

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.

But when the IMF reemerged after 2008 as a central global institution, with DSK appearing to reorient it with substantial political and economic skill, he started to look again like a threat to Sarkozy s re election bid.

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.

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 initiatives described here, as well as others discussed in the AGF s report, offer a major opportunity to reorient the global economy towards resource saving, low carbon growth by using limited public resources to stimulate large scale private investment.

Al Muttaqi confirmed Ikhshidid control over Syria, but after the Caliph refused to relocate himself to Egypt, the Egyptian ruler refused to commit himself to further aid for the Caliph against his enemies.

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.

Thus, Russia s effort to entrap Georgia and its neighbors in the nets of its new liberal empire is part of a well coordinated attempt to reorient the South Caucasus as a whole towards the anti Western coalition of Russia and Iran.