If jobs can be displaced at Goldman, they can probably be displaced even more quickly at other, less sophisticated companies, within the financial industry as well as without.
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At least now, there's a chance they will be displaced.
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It estimates 10,000 families could be displaced during the assault.
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Will Google Cardboard be displaced by virtual reality contact lenses?
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As the party moves left, establishment leaders will be displaced.
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Nearly 2 million people will be displaced from their homes.
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"They can be displaced, abused, and nobody cares," said Jasch.
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Police said recent flooding has caused these animals to be displaced.
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You're going to be displaced from your home in coastal areas.
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Rather than be displaced by disruptive developments, insurers should be proactive.
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Hundreds of thousands of people would be displaced in the process.
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What does it mean to be displaced from culture and home?
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But abuse of regulations cannot be displaced by normal market activity.
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Some communities doubtlessly will be displaced by climate change and rising seas.
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Another 2 million people are estimated to be displaced within the country.
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But as it moves upmarket, competitors can either adapt or be displaced.
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Mr. Durel estimated that as many as 800,000 people would be displaced.
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But he argues that automation means jobs will be displaced rather than lost.
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Women and children are often the first to be displaced by the bloodshed.
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Housing officials have stressed that residents would not be displaced from the complex.
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That means about 8.5% of the global manufacturing workforce could be displaced by robots.
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I think that it's possible that some jobs will be displaced and fairly quickly.
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By 2050, as many as 150 million people could be displaced by global warming.
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Animals that live around low-lying areas, like raccoons and hogs, may also be displaced.
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In the 2000s, overhead projectors began to be displaced by a number of newer technologies.
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In the short term, that means a lot of jobs are going to be displaced.
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The World Economic Forum has predicted that 75 million jobs will be displaced by 2022.
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It warned that another half a million people could be displaced in the coming weeks.
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Don't forget about animals Pets, farm animals, and wild animals can be displaced during natural disasters.
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By 2100, 200 million people could be displaced after their land is completely consumed by water.
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It noted estimates that a further 200 million could be displaced by climate change by 2050.
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It's not hard to imagine that Alexa might be displaced as rivals introduce their own efforts.
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What to do about training these individuals who may be displaced as a result of that?
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Aid organizations warn that more than 1 million people could ultimately be displaced by the conflict.
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We're doing everything we can for those shops so they won't be displaced by something like Amazon.
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Many of those to be displaced will have to learn entirely different occupations, according to the report.
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The UN estimates up to 1 million people could be displaced from the city during the operation.
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The United Nations last week said up to 85,000 people could be displaced from the Hawija region.
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They then analyzed how much of each category might be displaced by existing A.I. and automation technologies.
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By 2040, 16 million bpd could be displaced, rising to 25 million bpd by 2050, it said.
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That means 4.5 million black jobs could be displaced by 2030 without any intervention, according to McKinsey.
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Indeed, as technology marches relentlessly forward, it feels like many of today's positions could soon be displaced.
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For example, all current and future federal stationary source carbon regulations would be displaced or pre-empted.
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Up to 30,000 people are now estimated to be displaced and thousands more affected by the Oct.
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But in Brito and the nearby city of Rivas, those who expect to be displaced are angry.
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The World Bank estimates that about 210 million people will be displaced by climate change by 290.
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Thousands of legal residents and citizens, including 55,000 children in the country legally, could also be displaced.
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Well, it takes time, but eventually they'll be displaced in terms of ... All of diagnostics, it seems.
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By 2100, 72 to 187 million more people could be displaced, forcing us to rethink our piecemeal strategies.
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According to McKinsey, half of all jobs around the globe could be displaced over the next 20 years.
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Another 23122,900 workers will be displaced by the store closures and some of these employees could be reassigned.
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Indeed, too much movement can cause bones to be displaced, according to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons.
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That suggests they might be displaced again, this time for an industrial zone being developed by Chinese investors.
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One sobering study estimated that 13 million people in the U.S. will be displaced from sea-level rise.
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Had Morsi remained, conflict with Israel would be probable and Egypt's ever shrinking Coptic minority might be displaced.
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Many families are unable or unwilling to return and will be displaced for months, even years, to come.
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With Nike leaving the Amazon platform ... it strengthens our view that retailers/brands won't be displaced by Amazon.
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With Nike leaving then Amazon platform ... it strengthens our view that retailers/brands won't be displaced by Amazon.
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But if bitcoin can't achieve that goal, then he said it could be displaced by another digital currency.
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International relief agencies have estimated that as many as one million Iraqis could be displaced by the fight.
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Coachmen worried that their jobs would be displaced by the new, more efficient, cost-effective mode of travel.
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I am marching for the POC who will be displaced because there are only so many available jobs.
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Another million people were estimated to be displaced during the Tet offensive and another offensive in May 1968.
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None of this is to deny that some jobs will be eliminated and some workers will be displaced.
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The land was worth billions, but some people understandably didn't want to be displaced and refused to sell.
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This makes sense; most people work jobs that could one day be displaced by robots, according to various studies.
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About 2.5 million would be displaced in Miami; 2.1 million in Guangzhou, China; and 1.8 million in Mumbai, India.
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Yemenis continue to be displaced from fresh conflict areas, with almost 400,000 people driven from their homes in 2019.
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Experts estimate that by 85033, between 50 million and 200 million people could be displaced because of climate change.
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The galleries are acting as forces of gentrification, causing rents to rise and the local community to be displaced.
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Data from the World Economic Forum suggests that 75 million jobs will be displaced as a result of technological developments.
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But that's because this expanse of bedrock doesn't contain much sand or dust that could be displaced by its wheels.
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There will be displaced low-income workers, shrinking local tax bases and investor losses on stocks, bonds and real estate.
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The International Energy Agency has said that 4.73 million bpd of oil could be displaced by electric vehicles by 2040.
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It is certain that some jobs will be displaced by emerging technologies, but we should not fear or prevent progress.
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New waves that are so intense they're actually shaking the ground and displacing things that would normally never be displaced.
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Many of these regulatory advocates are creatures of the legacy system and fear they will be displaced by current innovations.
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FGS Gems, a gem cutter at 708 Sansom Street, is among the businesses that would be displaced by the redevelopment.
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People living in poverty can be displaced in a recovery as speculators buy inexpensive land hoping to make a score.
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It also predicts that 24 million jobs will be displaced by 25, but that 260 million jobs will be created.
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But if the violence continues, even more civilians could be displaced in the coming weeks, international aid organizations have warned.
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The World Bank estimates more than 140 million migrants will be displaced as a result of climate change by 2050.
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Millions will be displaced, thousands will be killed, and the international community will be left to deal with the wreckage.
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The program's current capacity doesn't meet existing demand from homeowners, much less demand from millions more who may be displaced.
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The power is going to be off for weeks and you will be displaced from your home and the coastal areas.
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Kurds will be displaced by pro-Turkish forces, and Turkey will try to send loyal Sunni Syrians back to those lands.
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Companies that sell these products today compete on economies of scale which can only be displaced by better economies of scale.
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The Kincade Fire in Northern California, meanwhile, has been raging since last Wednesday, reportedly causing nearly 200,000 people to be displaced.
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And so once you have phones and it's truly global, whoever gets there first sort of wins and won't be displaced.
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Advancements in the field of robotics have driven fears across the globe that many jobs could soon be displaced by machines.
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There's a spot for Santiago Calatrava's Times Capsule, the 1999 outdoor sculpture now destined to be displaced by the museum's expansion.
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DeWayne Barton founded Hood Huggers to tell the stories of Asheville's black community, which has been and continues to be displaced.
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Homeowners are estimated to face up to $30 billion in property damage, and 30,000 residents are expected to be displaced to shelters.
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Homeowners are estimated to face up to $2000 billion in property damage, and 2100,2000 residents are expected to be displaced to shelters.
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Technology will upend countless careers, workers across fields will be displaced, and it's not entirely clear how many jobs will be replaced.
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It is 60 percent more likely for a person to be displaced by natural disaster today than it was 40 years ago.
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Up to 30,000 people are now estimated to be displaced and thousands more affected by the recent fighting, the UN has said.
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As of now, it doesn't look like the conflict in Syria will end anytime soon, meaning thousands more will likely be displaced.
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The fear among parts of the broking community is that it will be displaced permanently by a different sort of structural problem.
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The big picture: Truck drivers and taxi drivers are often singled out as the most likely to be displaced by autonomous vehicles.
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If her father were to have a legitimate son while still king, the princess would be displaced in the line of succession.
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The result is a deeply relatable portrait of what it's like to be displaced as a young person for the first time.
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As the war against the Islamic State has intensified, more than three million Iraqis — mostly Sunnis — are now thought to be displaced.
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According to McKinsey, 38.6 million people in the United States will potentially be displaced and need to change their jobs by 2030.
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UN officials warned that four times that many people may be displaced by the time they've fully accounted for the storm's devastation.
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Lincoln's tart drawl earned comparisons to Billie Holiday, but she matched it with a deep, bridling intensity that refused to be displaced.
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As domestic production continues to rise, particularly from plays that are also in PADD 3, imports of comparable quality will be displaced quickly.
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Jaquemet said 30 percent of the population of Afrin district was thought to be displaced, but she did not have any other figures.
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The United Nations last month warned that more than 20143,00 people, more than half the remaining population in western Mosul, could be displaced.
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Later Jewish rabbinical literature details rituals for expelling both demons and dybbukim, which were believed to be displaced souls looking for new bodies.
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It argued that their estimates overstated potential job losses by assuming that whole occupations would be displaced rather than specific tasks within them.
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Sinosphere In the coming decades, millions of people around the world are expected to be displaced from their homes because of climate change.
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That's why I talk about him doing nothing for the soon-to-be displaced workers who you would think are prototypical Trump voters.
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But if the violence continues, hundreds of thousands of civilians could be displaced in the coming weeks, international aid organizations warned in December.
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Between 400 million and 800 million individuals globally could be displaced by automation by 2030, according to a report by consulting firm McKinsey & Company.
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"Up to 1.5 million people could be displaced as a result of the retaking of Mosul," warned US Ambassador to the UN Samantha Power.
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The emissions and the jobs, he argues, will merely be displaced out of the EU. But the defensiveness also goes beyond the bottom line.
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People will be displaced from homes not just in the Arctic, where this is already happening, but along many coastlines in the United States.
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But it has been heavily criticized over its impact on the environment and on the tens of thousands of villagers who will be displaced.
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More will be displaced in Somaliland as well as the East African region because of the drought, unless the international community reacts this month.
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It deftly questions what it means to be displaced in one's own country and surveys the extant possibility for wonder, for storytelling, for transformation.
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He said that efforts should be made immediately to prepare for a mass humanitarian crisis should thousands of people be displaced by the fighting.
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You are going to be displaced from your home in the coastal areas, and there will be flooding in the inland areas as well.
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As a result, more than 55,000 children who are residents or citizens could be displaced nationwide, about 4,900 of them in New York City.
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That's how many people the United Nations says could be displaced because of the impending offensive on the rebel-held stronghold of Idlib, Syria.
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By the end of the century, up to 13.1 million people in the US could be displaced due to flooding as the climate changes.
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In an interview with Bloomberg TV, he warns that jobs that are currently viewed as safe could be displaced in a matter of years.
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Macy's estimated its workforce will be cut by 6,200 and another 3,900 workers will be displaced by the store closures—although some could be reassigned.
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By 2045, according to the UN Convention to Combat Desertification, some 135 million people could be displaced as a result of land and soil degradation.
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The consulting firm now estimates that between 400 million and 800 million individuals globally could be displaced by automation and need to find new work.
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Hawaii's Kilauea volcano destroyed 26 homes and spewed lava hundreds of feet into the air, leaving evacuated residents unsure how long they might be displaced.
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And people who might be displaced by it, he said, could be moved to small cities with new schools and services they never had before.
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When headphone pads sit directly on the ear, they can be displaced by eyeglass frames, hair, or even just the weird shape of your ears.
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Communities without formal title to lands where they may have lived for generations can be displaced by large-scale resource extraction projects, said the report.
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With no end to the war in sight, the United Nations expects tens of thousands more to be displaced by violence in the year ahead.
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The United Nations has warned up to 400,000 civilians could be displaced by the offensive and that residents are already suffering from food and fuel shortages.
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Nearly 1,400 people have been killed by the flooding and landslides in the three countries so far, while millions continue to be displaced from their homes.
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Up to 400,000 civilians could be displaced by the offensive, with western Mosul suffering food and fuel shortages and markets closed, according to the United Nations.
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The conflict has driven more than 3 million people from their homes and 600,000 more are expected to be displaced in 2017, according to U.N. estimates.
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Research by the New Scientist magazine in 2014 found that if the cargo exploded, a 1.8 mile-high column of water and debris would be displaced.
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"The last thing we want is for people to be displaced from their homes or to suddenly have their power and lights shut off," Durkan said.
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"Like this," he said, reaching out and "swiping" the lock off the screen with his finger, as if it were a physical object to be displaced.
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They worry that those students will be displaced if more middle- and upper-middle-class white families choose free public universities over expensive mid-tier private schools.
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Plenty of other institutions are trying to grab some of the work—and profits—that will be displaced, including primary-care groups, insurers and health-management organisations.
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If Dilan wins a ninth term, Salazar says it means rents will continue to rise at unsustainable rates and more people will be displaced from their homes.
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"We expect families to be displaced, students to attend new schools, and many of them possibly using alternative ways to travel to and from school," Wiggins said.
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"As many as 250,000 Iraqis could be displaced from their homes with the anticipated escalation of conflict in densely-populated western Mosul," UNHCR spokesman Matthew Saltmarsh said.
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The excessive dependence on politics has to be displaced by the expulsive power of more important dependencies, whether family, friendship, neighborhood, community, faith or basic life creed.
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The meeting was the first of several the housing agency will hold to answer questions and gather input from skeptical tenants who fear they will be displaced.
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Out of some 1.6 million workers in these fields, about 4.3,000 would be displaced, including 369,000 people employed directly by insurance carriers and health and welfare funds.
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I loved reading when I was a kid, partly because I was traveling so much, and there were times where I'd be displaced, I'd be the outsider.
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According to one estimate published by BCG and the World Economic Forum last month, 1.4 million American jobs will be displaced by automation over the next eight years.
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Grande said another 830,000 people would be displaced along "the Mosul corridor", stretching more than 100 km (60 miles) from northern Salahuddin province towards the Islamic State stronghold.
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Fighting at the site -- meant to be a safe haven for those displaced by conflict -- forced some 29,000 people who had sought refuge to be displaced once again.
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Mr. Wiener added amendments to reduce the bill's height limits and strengthen protections for lower-income residents who might be displaced by demolition of older, more affordable buildings.
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If urban renewal had never occurred, she argued, there would now be a lot more appealing housing stock to gentrify, and so fewer current residents would be displaced.
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Clapham said that more than 5,000 refugees had reached neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo and up to 20,000 people were expected to be displaced by the latest fighting.
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Vietnam is prone to flooding, and a recent study predicts that 12 million people could be displaced because of flooding in the Mekong Delta within half a century.
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Those are Trump voters who are going to be displaced, the long-haul truckers who are not going to have a job when self-driving trucks come in.
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When setting your tent, you can "imagine" what it'll look like before you make your decision, which is a great way to see what resources will be displaced.
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When we're actually traveling, those fears tend to be displaced by more practical matters, like whether we have enough diapers, snacks and patience to last through the day.
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The project ran into financial difficulties, as well as strong opposition from residents, who feared they would be displaced by the inevitable gentrification of their Fort Greene neighborhood.
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My mileage varied from gallery to gallery, but it's worth considering, given her admirers' intense love for her persona, how much can be displaced onto skirts and shawls.
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Rather than be displaced by disruptive developments, insurers should be proactive in turning them to their advantage — in some cases by working with complementary providers from outside the industry.
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Language use is the most far-off at this point, so jobs that require negotiations or interpersonal communication are the least likely to be displaced by robots right now.
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Residents in the area could be displaced for a few days, though he said it's possible buildings farthest from the blast could be cleared as early as Thursday evening.
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No one was seriously injured, but 49 buildings were evacuated along Fifth Avenue between 83th and 22nd Streets and some residents in the area could be displaced for days.
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Before the battle began last year, the worst-case estimate by United Nations experts was that 750,000 of the city's population of more than a million would be displaced.
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Up to 400,000 people could be displaced from western Mosul where residents are already suffering food and fuel shortages and many markets have closed, according to the United Nations.
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The regulation will mean about 3 million bpd of high-sulfur fuel oil will be displaced by low sulfur products, estimates Rob Thummel, a portfolio manager at investment group Tortoise.
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The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA) said in a newsletter that a total of nearly 190,000 people across Ethiopia could be "displaced at some point".
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Ms. Garcia stressed that residents would not be displaced, and Mayor Bill de Blasio emphasized that point at an unrelated news conference on Monday, after Politico first reported the proposal.
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Captain Goyenechea figures that as many as 38,000 vehicles a day could be displaced by the road work, and many of their drivers will try to detour through local streets.
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Luís Figo's 62-million-euro transfer in 2000 smashed the record for a transfer fee, only to be displaced a year later by the 75 million paid for Zinedine Zidane.
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But the administration is grappling with the complexities of development and the reality that low-income residents can be displaced as neighborhoods, like East New York, improve and housing costs rise.
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Estimates from the World Economic Forum predict that over the next four years, 75 million jobs will be displaced and 133 million new ones created globally as a result of technological developments.
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In addition to expelling the militants, he said, Iraq and the United States would have to provide humanitarian aid to thousands of people who are likely to be displaced by the fighting.
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His controversial remarks come at a time when Houston and southeastern Texas are reeling from rising water levels that have led thousands to be displaced and left over a dozen people dead.
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It is also in their interest to help the rest of the world adapt, because experts expect that tens of millions to several hundred million people will be displaced by climate change.
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U.N. regional humanitarian coordinator Panos Moumtzis said in June that the governorate's entire population of 2.5 million could be displaced and move towards the Turkish border if there was a major battle.
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Indeed, natural disasters forced an estimated 24 million people to be displaced within the borders of their own country in 2016, according to the latest report by the Internal Displacement Monitoring Center.
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However, even if a "climate-friendly" scenario is implemented, the scale of the issue is such that anywhere between 31 and 72 million people could still be displaced across the three regions.
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While some jobs will be displaced or "fundamentally changed in nature," new jobs will also be created and the long term net effect should be positive for the economy as a whole.
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Once they do, aid organizations expect the trickle of people fleeing the violence to turn into a flood – with some estimating up to 1 million people could be displaced by the offensive.
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Future prospects for the remaining roles on the top-paying jobs list are better, as many require technical specialties and are less likely to be displaced by emerging technologies within the next decade.
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The Cruzes' apartment building was completely destroyed, causing them to be displaced and lose multiple personal items such as clothes, important documents and the loss of their rent-controlled apartment, their lawsuit says.
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As many as 13 million Americans could be displaced by rising seas alone by 2100, 2630 million of them in Florida, according to estimates published in 2000 in the journal Nature Climate Change.
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There are a lot of people, technological optimists in particular, who acknowledge that workers will be displaced in this emergent economy, but seem convinced that those workers will be absorbed or re-employed.
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Why it matters: Tens of thousands of migrant workers were evicted when authorities tore down buildings that violated in safety codes in November, with similar numbers expected to be displaced this time around.
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At the Code Enterprise conference Tuesday, LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner shared a startling fact from the World Economic Forum: That by 2020, more than five million jobs will be displaced by new technology.
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That's a topic ripe for discussion over a slice of turkey, but see if you can't find a way to embrace both: the future and the people who will be displaced by it.
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"People don't have jobs to go back to, people don't have homes that have been rebuilt properly and there are families that continue to be displaced because of medical issues," Mark-Viverito continued.
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Tens of thousands of homes remain without power, 8 months after the storm, and hundreds of thousands of Puerto Ricans – all U.S. citizens – continue to be displaced in states all over the mainland.
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A research paper from the Library of Parliament estimated that by 2050 between 25 million and one billion people may be displaced from their homes by rising seas or severe climate-related events.
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We need to invest in the people and places most devastated by our reliance on dirty energy, and in the working people who will be displaced from jobs in the fossil fuel industry.
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Responding to the wave of closings, Portland food cart advocates are seeking to change regulations by carving out a permanent space downtown for some of the soon-to-be-displaced Alder Street carts.
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When index funds gain market share, on average the lesser-skilled fund managers will be displaced, raising the overall skill level of the remaining investors now fighting to wring relative performance from one another.
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Community organizers have been calling on city officials to take a more aggressive approach to creating and protecting affordable housing, pointing out that minority residents are more likely to be displaced by rising rents.
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"I asked the day before at the office of the General Secretary if there were any announcements that Borbely and Eckert will be displaced and they said no, they had no information," he said.
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Winterberg's talk pivots promisingly, however, to the story of how Nokia executives, including a former Prime Minister of Nokia's native Finland, worked dutifully and creatively to help their own soon-to-be-displaced workers.
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According to the Catholic relief agency Caritas, 25,000 people with no belongings and in need of food, water, shelter, and protection are estimated to be displaced in Mahagi Territory, the site of Lake Albert.
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At six feet, though, around 12 million people in the United States would be displaced, and the world's most vulnerable megacities, like Shanghai, Mumbai, and Ho Chi Minh City, could be wiped off the map.
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"With automation ... Certainly there are going to be jobs that will be displaced, but most jobs will be impacted by technology in terms of specific tasks within the job that will change," Prising told CNBC.
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What is forecast to happen, though, is that the polar vortex in both the stratosphere and troposphere will be displaced without weakening much, and set up camp above Hudson Bay, Canada during much of February.
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And a November 2017 report from consultant McKinsey & Co. estimates 400 million jobs (15 percent) around the world will be displaced by automation by 2000, assuming a middle-paced rate of adoption of automation technology.
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Lawsuits Claim Disney Colluded to Replace U.S. Workers With Immigrants | The suits claim Disney and two consulting companies broke the law by using temporary visas to bring in foreign workers, knowing Americans would be displaced.
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This will not reduce the incidence of sex trafficking and the commercial sex advertisements are likely to be displaced again, possibly to an offshore website that may be less inclined to cooperate with law enforcement.
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"I loved reading when I was a kid, partly because I was traveling so much, and there were times where I'd be displaced, I'd be the outsider," Obama told The New York Times in 2017.
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A recent report from the hiring platform ZipRecruiter estimates that nearly 50% of all workers in the US could be displaced or forced to change jobs by 2030, largely driven by artificial intelligence and automation.
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The characters who inhabit Levy's books tend to be displaced persons: people who are wearing the wrong clothes for the climate of the country in which they have landed, people who say the wrong things.
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More than 140 million may be displaced as a result of climate change by 2050 according to the World Bank, and Castro wants to create a mechanism to help people before a disaster strikes. Sen.
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Last month, the White House released a report noting that the U.S. will need to establish a stronger social safety net to help workers who will eventually be displaced by robots in the coming years.
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The government claims that Giwa houses Boko Haram suspects in transit to more established detention centers, but in fact, its detainees are just as likely to be displaced civilians caught in the army's counter-insurgency dragnet.
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You're also right that the jobs that are going be displaced by AI are not just low-skill service jobs; they might be high-skill jobs but ones that are repeatable and that computers can do.
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Current estimates as to how many people will be displaced by 2050 range from 25 million to 1 billion, though most fall around 200 million—equal to two-thirds of the population of the United States.
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In the U.S. alone, a 2013 study by Oxford University's Carl Frey and Michael Osborne estimated that 47 percent of American jobs could potentially be displaced by robots and automated technology over the next 20 years.
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Lise Grande, the U.N. humanitarian coordinator for Iraq, told Reuters last month that at least 430,000 more people could be displaced this year in Anbar, Iraq's desert province stretching west from Falluja to the Syrian border.
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In 1959, the Miami Slum Clearance Department estimated 10,000 people would be displaced; in the 1960s, as I-95 went up, families were forced from their homes, while new government policies deprived the neighborhood of resources.
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United Nations officials have warned that 200,000 people could be displaced in just the first few days of an assault on the city, and humanitarian groups have scrambled to set up emergency camps for the displaced.
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Think on that for a moment: Sun-seekers and parkgoers are to be displaced, on a July weekend, by an event offering V.I.P. access to a patch of grass in New York City's storied Central Park.
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Look carefully, because the Syrian refugee crisis that alarmed Europe and America will seem insignificant to the 143m people that the World Bank projects will be displaced by 2050 due to the effects of climate change.
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Lest one should think this is merely some right-wing drivel, the left-leaning Economic Policy Institute has estimated that roughly 24,000 coal-mining jobs will be "displaced" by 2020 as a result of the CPP.
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People living in SIDs are 150 times more likely to be displaced by extreme weather disasters than those living in Europe, according to the report, which analyzed 2008-18 data from the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre.
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Placement in The Times is a result of editorial decisions; some deaths that might otherwise be reported on the front page, for example, could be displaced by other news — particularly in an election and Olympic year.
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You'd think the Playboy Mansion would have been enough, but the fact is Hef didn't own it ... it was owned by Playboy Enterprises, and he was worried it might be sold and his wife would be displaced.
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Lise Grande, the U.N. humanitarian coordinator for Iraq, told Reuters in an interview that at least 430,000 more people could be displaced this year in Anbar, Iraq's sprawling desert province stretching west from Falluja to the Syrian border.
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The U.N. has previously warned against any attack by Saudi-led coalition forces on the Houthi-held port, the aid lifeline for millions of people in desperate need of food, saying that 200,000-500,000 people could be displaced.
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Some analysts question whether traditional car makers will survive in a shared vehicle world, or will be displaced by rivals more adept at digital technology strategy, such as Alphabet Inc's Google or ride-sharing services Uber Technologies Inc.
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"If there's a successful ban on crude-by-rail, it's going to be displaced, and we will get crude over the water," Marcia Nielsen, a spokeswoman for U.S. Oil & Refining Co, which operates a refinery in Tacoma, Washington.
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The Germans would soon be displaced on the Lower East Side by a flood of Jewish immigrants from eastern Europe, who would also contribute mightily to our common observances of Christmas — a holiday they did not themselves celebrate.
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The plan immediately drew criticism from heritage activists who were concerned with keeping the traditional character of the area and preserving the social networks of the neighborhood and its residents, thousands of whom would be displaced by the scheme.
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While it was not clear how much of the country's import demand for oil products would be displaced by LNG, it would probably start to happen in 2019, said FGE and an official with state-owned Bangladesh Petroleum Corp.
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The government would try to clean up the island in less than a year and state agencies were getting ready to help workers who would be displaced, while airlines would take tourists elsewhere, said Environment Undersecretary Maria Paz Luna.
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A new set of studies from the International Labour Organization predicts that 56 percent of salaried jobs in Cambodia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam could be displaced by automation and advanced technologies, such as robotics and 103D printing.
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During the late 214s, however, that view began to be displaced by one that stressed the superiority of market self-regulation and the extension of market relations to global capitalism, particularly with respect to trade, immigration, and foreign investment.
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"We think that by the end of those operations, several hundred thousand more civilians are likely to be displaced," Ms. Grande told reporters in Geneva, adding a new layer of deprivation to one of the world's biggest humanitarian crises.
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A recent McKinsey report estimated that by 2030, up to one-third of work activities could be displaced by automation, meaning a large portion of the populace will have to make changes in how they work and support themselves.
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The humanitarian nongovernmental organization has said that more than 3.4 million Venezuelans have left their country since 2015 as its economic crisis has deepened, and estimated that more than 5 million will be displaced by this time next year.
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His comments come amid wider concerns over the impact of technology on the future of the workforce, with research predicting that the job roles most likely to be displaced by automation in the future will be those typically assumed by women.
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Aid organizations have warned that more than a million people could be displaced in the battle for Mosul, and while it has not yet reached that scale, recent displacement numbers show that more than 1,000 people are fleeing a week.
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While there are concerns around AI displacing existing workers, a report by the World Economic Forum last year indicated that 133 million new jobs will be created in place of 75 million that will be displaced from now till 2022.
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The U.N. estimates that under the worst scenario, more than one million people could be displaced from Mosul and another 830,000 from a populated corridor south of the city, adding to the burden of caring for 3.5 million Iraqis already displaced.
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Between 50 million and 200 million people — mainly subsistence farmers and fishermen — could be displaced by 2050 because of climate change, according to estimates by the United Nations University Institute for Environment and Human Security and the International Organization for Migration.
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Metrotech, as the development became known, was immediately controversial, thanks in part to the 250 residents and one hundred businesses that would have to be displaced to turn a neighborhood of row houses and loft buildings into giant commercial blocks.
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Some aid groups estimate that as many as a million people could be displaced by fighting to recapture the city, creating a daunting humanitarian task that the United Nations and other organizations say they are not yet ready to deal with.
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The "Future of Jobs" report concluded that jobs would be displaced in every industry, although the impact would vary considerably, with the biggest negative losses likely to be in healthcare, reflecting the rise of telemedicine, followed by energy and financial services.
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And if we are heading for a full-blown trade war, which seems increasingly likely, both he and those who voted for him will be shocked at how it goes: Some industries will gain, but millions of workers will be displaced.
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"Many farmers don't want to be displaced or give up their land, they want to stay as long as they can and in order to do that they have to be able to produce their food and make ends meet," Hibi said.
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In Mozambique alone, half a million people could be displaced from their ancestral territories to make way for a 600,000 hectare farm producing hay and other feed for livestock in what is thought to be the world's fifth largest land deal, Vellve said.
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ERBIL, Iraq (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The U.N. World Food Programme (WFP) is working on contingency plans that up to 700,000 people could be displaced by a planned offensive to retake Iraq's second largest city from Islamic State, according to its head in Iraq.
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The aim was to determine how long they might be displaced from their homes and way of life — "six days, six months, six years, six centuries or six millennia," he wryly wrote — if the local flora were destroyed in building an alternative canal.
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WASHINGTON — Thousands of legal residents and citizens, including 55,000 children who are in the country legally, could be displaced under a proposed rule intended to prevent undocumented immigrants from receiving federal housing assistance, according to the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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It was quickly followed by a detailed back-and-forth on the fate of 800,000 young immigrants who stand to be displaced by the elimination of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, which was outlined last week by Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Anadarko submitted a plan to resettle thousands of mostly farmers and fishermen who will be displaced by the LNG project last month, one of the last hurdles to jump before getting the go-ahead on a $24 billion project, two sources said.
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"With automation... certainly there are going to be jobs that will be displaced, but most jobs will be impacted by technology in terms of specific tasks within the job that will change," Jonas Prising, Manpower chief executive, told CNBC on Wednesday in Davos, Switzerland.
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Subsequent fiascos — the rise of Al Qaeda and then the Islamic State, the crisis of unregulated financial capitalism followed by the bailout of culpable bankers — confirmed that this elite was too entrenched to be displaced by its failures and too arrogant to learn from them.
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"Beyond that, no matter how fast you construct new housing, you have to give some protection to existing tenants or else vast amounts of lower-income people will be displaced, as they have been already or are paying 50% or more of their income in rent."
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But it had its critics, too; the Housing Justice League had made it the central focus of much of its activism, alleging that the city never took real steps to honor its pledge to ensure that working- and middle-class residents wouldn't be displaced by the project.
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Depending on whether we're using estimates from Oxford University, McKinsey Global or the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), it's safe to assume that anywhere from 9 to 47 percent of the American workforce will likely be displaced by automation in the coming decades.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - International land deals, often for giant agriculture projects, now cover an area the size of Germany and a growing share are getting up and running, fuelling fears that local residents will be displaced, the anti-poverty group Oxfam said on Monday.
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We can find rules and models that are approximately true (in some areas "approximate" means "to 10 decimal places"; in others it means "between 19903 times as small and 10 times as large") but they're always provisional, to be displaced if and when fresh evidence comes along.
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Here are some of the potential hazards: It can displace people By 2100, up to 2 billion people -- or about a fifth of the world's population -- could be displaced from their homes and forced to move inland because of rising ocean levels, according to a 2017 study.
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"The awful irony of naming the company 'Bodega' after the very brick and mortar institutions they aim to displace, to say nothing about the cat their logo is based on that will similarly be displaced, is offensive, utterly misguided, and frankly disrespectful to New Yorkers," it said.
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"This information, when applied broadly to all islands, will be critical to political leaders globally because it will enable them to identify which island nations and human populations will be displaced and when this displacement is likely to occur," reads a Department of Defense statement on the study.
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Political time now lags behind geological time: If we don't take dramatic steps to prepare for the rising seas, hundreds of millions could be displaced from their homes by the end of the century, and the infrastructure fringing the coast, valued in the trillions of dollars, could be lost.
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In 2008, L. Craig Johnstone, the UN Deputy High Commissioner for Refugees, said that conservative predictions estimated up to 250 million people would be displaced -- he didn't specifically say they would be "refugees," crossing borders -- by the middle of this century due to problems related to climate change.
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"The notion that this Sunday they are going to launch mass arrests and mass deportations across the United States, in the city of Chicago, which I'm honored to represent means that thousands of individuals, families, and children will once again be displaced their homes and placed in detention facilities," Durbin said.
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If Trump's plan to change Medicaid is approved, it would mean that thousands of people with disabilities could be displaced from their communities and would be forced into nursing homes or hospitals if they can't afford things like a wheelchair or assistive technology that allows them to live in their residence.
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Consider that on August 113, 211, Endless initially appeared to be his long-awaited album, only to be displaced a day later by his actual release, Blonde, and even then, what you first encountered was a kind of perversion; you didn't hear Frank Ocean's unadulterated voice until three minutes in.
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Of the 29% who answered "yes" when asked if they expect some of their employees to be displaced in the coming years, two-thirds said they plan to train those employees new skills and retain them at the company — a 16-point increase from those who answered "yes" in 2018.
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The U.N. estimates that under a worst-case scenario, more than 1 million people could be displaced from Mosul and another 830,000 from a populated corridor south of the city, adding to the burden of caring for 3.5 million Iraqis displaced by Islamic State's 2014 onslaught and U.S.-backed Iraqi counter-offensives.
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"If the Mambila dam project does continue, it could mean disastrous environmental and social impacts for those already living in poverty along the banks of the Benue River," warned NGO International Rivers, The Nigerian government says that 100,000 people will be displaced by the development, and has pledged to resettle and compensate them.
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Based on a plant-by-plant count provided by GM, if every worker displaced or soon to be displaced volunteers for or accepts a new job - and those eligible to retire do so - that would potentially leave up to 500 GM workers jobless, far fewer than the thousands decried by the UAW and Trump.
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Saini has also worked in the US and is an advisory board member of the Best Practices Policy Project, a group that supports organizations and advocates working with sex workers, people in the sex trade, and related communities in the US. With the shutdown of prolific sites used for sex work ads, clients, too, will be displaced online.
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If world leaders do not succeeding in keeping warming to 22°C humanity will face a range of far more severe impacts, with a 21.5°C rise meaning an extra 23cm rise in sea levels by 22 — which would inundate scores more coastal cities and low lying areas, increasing the amount of people who would be displaced in future.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of people who could be displaced in U.S. coastal regions due to rising sea levels this century as a result of climate change is much higher than previously thought, with more than 13 million Americans at risk with a 2000-foot (2374 meters) rise including 2000 million in Florida, scientists said on Monday.
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If it's assumed that job automation has and will continue (in the short term, at least) to result in some form of job loss, automation's defenders point out that many of the jobs that will ultimately be displaced will be jobs that "no one really wants," or at the very least, positions that employers have difficulty keeping staffed.
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In this current "cloaked" state of the VR/AR industry — before commercial launch of headsets essentially call the hand — the best approach to finding the right opportunities boils down to three logical things we've seen from great investors: Traditionally, the best investors look for the opportunity that is truly transformative and won't be displaced by something that comes along that's only incrementally better.
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Among the requirements, counties would have to prove that: ■ a contract would result in "actual overall cost savings"■ the contractor's wages are equivalent to those of county workers■ county employees would not be displaced■ the potential savings of a contract are "not outweighed by the public's interest" in employing county workers California's public sector unions represent about 153 million workers.
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The ranges of how many people will be displaced by 2050 are quite wide, though, because it's hard to define climate-forced migration: If someone loses their income one year because of a drought, then there's a drought again the next year, and in the third year they decide to move somewhere else, it's really hard to say whether that is an economic reason or climate migration.
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"I started Venture for America to help create thousands of jobs around the country and realized that we were automating away many more jobs than we were creating," Yang tells CNBC Make It. Whether Yang's assessment is accurate is debatable: Kai-Fu Lee, dubbed by the CBS program "60 Minutes" as the oracle of artificial intelligence, said 40 percent of jobs in the world will be displaced in 78.63 years, according to an article published in January.
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