The estimated number of people being relocated is over 100,000 from over 600 villages

A few vulnerable witnesses were relocated.

Colonists removed from Gaza would simply be relocated to settlements in the West Bank and occupied East Jerusalem.

i. that the geographical features of the areas to which they have relocated is no different from where they were and,

Over the first five week period, 5,110 families comprising 29,054 persons have voluntarily relocated from shelters to their communities of origin.

Then he took my fibula from my calf, cut it out and then relocated it to my thigh, where it now lives.

Distribution efforts also targeted persons displaced from Fallujah, including 11,519 families who temporarily relocated to other communities throughout the Al Anbar governorate.

Due to the civil unrest in Côte d'Ivoire, the Regional Office gradually relocated its operations from Abidjan to Dakar, Senegal during 2003.

(ix) Canal bank programme provision of loan grant assistance to construct houses to families relocated from the canal bank improvement project area.

This is Wushan, one of the largest cities that was relocated.

It had relocated displaced persons from Myanmar in order to protect them from cross border attacks, and had offered temporary shelter and humanitarian assistance to 50,000 Cambodians.

13. Encourages States to cooperate through bilateral, regional and multilateral means to prevent illicit crop cultivation from emerging in, or from being relocated to, other areas, regions or countries

From August 1997 to the end of June 1998, more than 200 Operation Lifeline Sudan staff were evacuated or relocated for security reasons from 37 locations in southern Sudan.

Also proud to have relocated here to Boston, where I actually grew up.

Over 150 patients with special needs have been relocated to the United Kingdom.

(c) To encourage international cooperation, including, as appropriate, preventive alternative development, to prevent illicit crop cultivation from emerging in or being relocated to other areas

(c) To encourage international cooperation, including, as appropriate, preventive alternative development, to prevent illicit crop cultivation from emerging in or being relocated to other areas

(c) To encourage international cooperation, including, as appropriate, preventive alternative development, to prevent illicit crop cultivation from emerging in or being relocated to other areas

The words such preliminary order does not constitute an award have been removed from article 17 ter, paragraph (2) and relocated under article 17 quater, paragraph (5).

In its First Report, the Panel also considered the case of claimants who relocated to the West Bank during the regular filing period after departure from Kuwait.

And 1.2 to 2 million people were relocated, depending on whose statistics you're looking at.

Saami and other indigenous peoples were relocated to large towns, centres for the collectivization programme.

Emergency wards have been relocated into three new six bed wards with new sanitary facilities.

Indigenous peoples and communities had time and time again been expelled from their lands or had had communities relocated without their consent protection was required under international law.

The consultant's findings show that elements of peacekeeping training functions could potentially be relocated to Brindisi.

Most of these children have been relocated to their different homes and families with resettlement packages.

The Libyan authorities relocated the group into the country and dismantled the camp in April 1997.

Moreover, it was unclear why only the Office of the High Commissioner was to be relocated.

Following the liberation of Kuwait, the Claimant asserts, it relocated its operations back to Kuwait City.

The murals were done by a graffiti artist to commemorate the hundreds of homeless people that got relocated from the tunnel in 1991 when the tunnel reopened for trains.

In an unbelievably short period of time, our Republic set up systems for the production of ammunition and armaments and hosted many industrial enterprises relocated from the war zones.

In order to improve accessibility of eligibility and registration services, a number of registration staff were relocated from Agency field and area offices to camps during the reporting period.

Government has also ensured that there is water for livestock in areas to which they have relocated.

The estimated number of people being relocated is 20,000 30,000 and most of them are ethnically Kayah.

CONAKRY Office of the Special Envoy of the Secretary General for Sierra Leone (temporarily relocated to Guinea)

If these vessels had remained in California, where they temporarily relocated from 1999 2004 after being banned in Hawaii, they would have had an average loss of 100,164 per vessel.

All the people who relocated from the CKGR were paid compensation for their properties and also assisted with vehicles to transport their belongings, which included livestock, to the new settlements.

We consider those who claim to be representing Basarwa to have nothing but contempt for the democratic and freely chosen leadership of the people who relocated from the Game Reserve.

Almost all war related internally displaced persons (IDPs) have been relocated and resettled in their communities of origin.

Twelve witnesses who were considered to be at particular risk were permanently relocated in Rwanda and another country.

The international community should not think that UNRWA headquarters had been relocated from Vienna to Gaza in order to exclude the Agency from the consideration of the issue of Palestinian refugees until a final settlement of that issue.

Under proposals from the governor of the state of Sao Paulo Geraldo Alckmin, just under 100 public schools will be closed, while 300,000 students will be relocated in order to save money.

Now we've caught more than 100 king cobras over the last three years, and relocated them in nearby forests.

But it may be a pretty good idea relocated into sustainable nuclear energy for electricity, instead of burning coal.

In southern Chad, nearly 30,000 refugees from the Central African Republic who had settled spontaneously in villages along the border were relocated to two refugee camps to help them embark upon agricultural activities.