Sentence examples for during the relocation of from inspiring English sources

As part of the settlement during the relocation of the London terminus, two new hearse vans were given to the LNC by the LSWR in 1899.

Phase one of the five-phase project, completed during the second half of 2009, involved the relocation of utility poles and water mains.

Likewise, the accumulation of MglA/GTP at the lagging pole during a reversal induces the relocation of proteins from the leading to the lagging pole and vice versa.

He was Chairman of Office Operations from 1980 through 1984 during which time he oversaw the relocation of the Firm from Wall Street to 101 Park Avenue in midtown Manhattan.

The systematic use of mass rape and murder to force the relocation of civilians during the "ethnic cleansing" campaigns of the civil wars accompanying the breakup of Yugoslavia in the 1990s is a case in point, as were similar tactics used in Hutu massacres of minority Tutsi in Burundi in 1994.

Such successional facilitation is due in part to the ability of L. leucocephala to grow fast out-competing grasses—and eventually create enough shade to restrain grass establishment and rebuilding soil N content lost fast out-competingn of topsoil duringrasses andg, eventuallyr burning (Ericreateenough 2002; shadeago Garcia etoal. 2008).

Enormously successful from the perspective of white Southerners, the policy led to the relocation of 45,690 Indians during the two Jackson administrations.

His defense of First Amendment guarantees were, however, balanced by concern for maintaining public order and security, which led to his concurring with court findings against the Communist Party and in favour of the relocation of Japanese persons during World War II.

They were issued, for example, by President Lincoln when he freed the slaves, President Roosevelt when he ordered the relocation of Japanese Americans during World World II, and President Truman when he desegregated the U. S. armed forces.

This act of Congress established the Manzanar National Historic Site "to provide for the protection and interpretation of the historical, cultural, and natural resources associated with the relocation of Japanese Americans during World War II".

This suggests that the underlying reason for the lower enzymatic hydrolyzability is not the inhibitory effect of phenolic compounds in the liquid phase, but rather the higher recalcitrance or the structural changes caused by the relocation of bark extractives during acid-catalyzed steam pretreatment.