Sentence examples for decide to relocate from inspiring English sources
Standard Chartered edged up 8p to £10.70, with analysts suggesting it may also decide to relocate.
For some, that could even be positive: if new startups can't get traction in the US, they may decide to relocate elsewhere.
High rents in cities with the most job vacancies mean people who decide to relocate for work may lose out, research from PricedOut, the campaign for lower cost housing, suggests.
Some organisations will link refugees to their partner organisations and programmes in other countries to ensure continuity of care, and distribute information about what refugees' entitlements if they decide to relocate.
IF companies from New York City decide to relocate at least some of their resources to Westchester, the following are some larger properties that brokers are showing them in addition to Texaco's building: *Westchester One: a 850,000-square-foot building at 44 South Broadway in White Plains with 450,000 square feet available.
If investors decide to relocate, there would be no local factories that would rise to take these places". He added: "We do not own the brand of the items we are producing [so] our profits are determined by the brands and retailers who place orders with us – they have the ability and the finances to increase the minimum wage, not us.
