Sentence examples for a relocation to from inspiring English sources

Patients and employees expressed concern about the prospect of a relocation to another hospital site.

FOR Daniel Laufer, a job offer from Yeshiva University meant a relocation to New York from Cincinnati.

After Joffrey's death in 1988, however, and a relocation to Chicago, the company struggled financially and artistically, and its repertory shrank drastically.

In 1979 the franchise's financial difficulties led to a relocation to Salt Lake City, where it somewhat incongruously retained the name Jazz.

"In light of the media attention surrounding a relocation to Puerto Rico," the announcement said, Mr. Paulson "has no plans to move to Puerto Rico".

Mr. Li spent seven years with Foxconn in Shenzhen and Chengdu and was forced out in April after he objected to a relocation to Chengdu, he said.

The American banker – who will also receive a relocation package to move to the UK – has told staff that he hopes to improve the behaviour of bankers.

These are things like a pay cut or a forced relocation to an office more than 35 miles from their principal place of employment.

Global cricket has been run from the ground since 1909 but a failure by the government to meet their apparent promise of tax concessions on annual income is almost certain to lead to a relocation, possibly to Dubai.

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Last September, EU leaders reluctantly agreed to a relocation scheme, to ensure all countries take their fair share of refugees.