Sentence examples for block relocation from inspiring English sources

It attempts to block relocation to Kansas of refugees from "anywhere in the world" who present a "safety and security risk".

The Refugee Act has no provision for states blocking relocation of refugees within their borders.

Television programs such as Renovation Rescue, The Block, and Relocation Relocation are booming, the Financial Times publishes a weekly At Home interview with a well-known person; interior design magazines are on every newsstand; and Superhouse, an exhibition coinciding with McCartney's book, will soon be on show at the Museum of Sydney.

Usable open space in the city is increasingly scarce, but the biggest stumbling block to relocation seems to be disputes among the merchants themselves.

San Jose sued MLB in June 2013 for conspiring to block the relocation.

Fans were in an uproar, staging protests, signing petitions, filing lawsuits and appealing to other NFL owners to block the relocation.

(The defense can try to block the move, or file for another relocation later in the trial).

But surely this issue can be resolved, and in any case it should not be allowed to block Mr. Clinton's relocation.

Part of the yolk sac was exposed on the recessed block face to aid relocation of the AOI in the FIB/SEM, platinum was deposited onto the top face of the block to protect the edge during milling and trenches were milled either side of the AOI to minimise redeposition of sputtered material back onto the block face (Fig. 2C).

It makes weighted graphs and relocation of blocks happens to most needed vertex first.

Relocation of blocks in the disk drive take place on the principle of serving maximum I/O from dedicated partitions.