relocation Význam & definice

Příklady relocation

• Residents who had been involved in preference relocations stressed the importance of having choices for their initial and subsequent moves into, within and between care-homes.

• The relocation of works would also take time, delaying the incumbent companies' ability to retaliate.

• These are examples of mismanaged relocations with high mortality and questions have arisen concerning quality of care on transfer, resulting in inquiries.

• The push-pull model of relocation decisions suggests that an older person exercises choice among various options.

• According to this characterisation, bare survival is possible in settlements, but any meaningful developmental activity requires additional support and relocation away from them.

• Thus, increasingly, economic integration and environmental harmonization are viewed as necessary complements, especially to stop the threat of plant relocation or unfair foreign competition.

• The notion of permanent employment becomes a thing of the past given the ease of investment relocation.

• They wanted to be involved in the relocation decisions rather than have their circumstances, or other people's views, determine their living arrangements.