Sentence examples for but that the relocation from inspiring English sources

Ufford retrospectively stated that had the attempt been given more time, they may have been able to secure a deal to keep the team in town, but that the relocation decision came too quickly for any plan to be finalized.

Ronald Evans, a biologist at the Salk Institute, said the new report was provocative but did not prove the case that the relocation of sirtuin was a cause of aging.

"But it's plain," Huq adds, "that the relocation of entire populations is a source of major potential conflict". The Maldivian president mentioned India, Sri Lanka or Australia as possible hosts for his island people.

But at the very least, the context demonstrates that the relocation was a response — an extreme one — to a problem.

"But in fact, the company has been informing them that the relocation plan won't change at all," she said.

But Lincoln has been feuding with the Barnes, contending that the relocation plan is an effort to overturn Mr. Barnes's will and disenfranchise an African-American institution.

There have been some complaints that the relocation payments are not available to all residents.

Interviews with moving residents revealed that the relocation was experienced as uncontrollable, un-affectable, and uncertain.

He said it was clear from his reports that the relocation was being directed by the Sudanese Army and the police.

Note that the relocation has been completed by 1870 and thus the house stood on different ground.

An MOD spokesperson told VICE News that the relocation process takes around a year.