Sentence examples for a relocation in a from inspiring English sources

The present paper aims to analyze the challenges low income households face after a relocation in a supply-dominated housing market concerning their daily mobility.

Charlton Athletic briefly mooted a relocation in 1973, and in the 1980s the Milton Keynes Development Corporation offered a new ground to Luton Town, who almost became "MK Hatters".

Sharon Srague, co-chairwoman of the parent-teacher association,, fears that a third relocation in half a year would further depress enrollment.

"How can things change from joint custody to relocation in a couple of months?" asked Mr. Spurlock, a 37-year-old sales manager for a car dealership.

Around the same time, the majority of Kalachi's residents voted in favor of relocation in a local poll.

In 1991, Phinda undertook the biggest game relocation in a private reserve in the world at the time, restoring 34,600 acres of degraded farmland to pristine wilderness.

Regarding the latter, I especially hope that the establishment of such a foreign-bases-closing-commission will help strike the death blow for the hated Futenma base in Okinawa -- a base whose planned relocation in Okinawa a Japanese defense official recently compared to rape.

Here several hundred families lost their homes and many are still living with relatives or are living in tents at a relocation site in the nearby Barangay San Pedro.

Several hundred families lost their homes and many are living with relatives or are in tents at a relocation site in nearby San Pedro.

In little Kenny's case he carried it through months of refugee detention centres and a relocation to an impoverished new life in an all-white Welsh village.

It is set in Liven, a mountain village founded by disabled dropouts from a forced relocation in the Qing Dynasty, so remote that it has escaped official attention.