Sentence examples for be better relocated from inspiring English sources

In 2000 the statue, Cardiff's oldest, was moved to Bute Square, but the location was renamed Callaghan Square in 2002, leading to proposals from local officials that Bute's statue might be better relocated once again, potentially to outside Cardiff Castle.

Others in Fukushima suggest that the immense sums being funneled to construction companies managing the cleanup would be better spent on permanently relocating people, including those who live outside the exclusion zone but no longer feel safe in their contaminated neighborhoods.

The program has faced intense opposition, not from anti-immigrant groups, but from some of Willets Point's small-business owners and their workers, who said the money would be better used to help them relocate.

The government is clearly trying to send them a message that they would be better off abandoning the land and relocating to the cities, leaving the area free for unfettered Israeli settlement.

They are selling, the couple said, because it will be better for her career for them to relocate to the West Coast.

At this point, it was decided it would be better for her and her swimming career to relocate to the United Kingdom to be with her father.

We will be better able to sell and distribute American-made goods in China without relocating our factories, or selling through the Chinese government, or transferring technology.

A study was initiated to determine whether it was better to rehabilitate or relocate this station and to determine appropriate operational guidance for the IAS at the selected location.

The snakes were to be relocated.

So they went to the expense of relocating, and that's better than demolition.

It is better to rely on licensed Packers Movers to relocate safely.