Sentence examples for a potential relocation from inspiring English sources

Not only would that hurt the financial interests of Hong Kong's influential tycoons and prompt a potential relocation of multinational companies away from the city, it would have far-reaching effects for China's own economic development.

The park intended to keep the ride in storage for a potential relocation elsewhere within the park.

The Rams, San Diego Chargers and Oakland Raiders are all eyeing a potential relocation to Los Angeles, and the NFL set a Wednesday deadline for the three home markets to submit plans to retain their teams.

The scale and cost of any potential relocation away from Faslane would be enormous".

"We are, however, disappointed that the club did not take the opportunity of the EGM on October 27 to make their intentions clearer with regard to any potential relocation sites".

The commissioner addressed a broad range of topics at the news conference on Wednesday, including the potential relocation of a team to Las Vegas and the reports suggesting the league is near a deal to host a regular-season game in China in 2018.

NBA owners gave approval of a potential SuperSonics' relocation to Oklahoma City on April 18 in a 28 2 vote by the league's Board of Governors; only Mark Cuban of the Dallas Mavericks and Paul Allen of the Portland Trail Blazers voted against the move.

Rexnord, which did not respond to a request for comment, said in a statement last month that it "invited the union to join us in an open and frank discussion over this potential relocation and the impact it would have on Rexnord associates and their families".

Past efforts had derailed because of concerns about the viability of potential relocation sites as well as residents' attachment to a village school built in 1977.

The potential relocation, which would not occur until 2013, comes as Merrill reported $7.9 billion in write-downs yesterday, leading to its first quarterly loss in six years.

He will also be responsible for "assessing and managing the potential relocation of departments and the underlying technology and production infrastructure that are currently based across west London".