Sentence examples for end relocation from inspiring English sources

She paid West End "relocation agent" EasyLets £110 to find accommodation within her £500-a-month budget after seeing properties listed by the agents on Rightmove.

Elucidation of the exact purpose of this binding site and the mechanism for 3′ end relocation into the template tunnel for the initiation of RNA synthesis are clear questions for future studies.

As a "boutique" mover specializing in high-end relocations, Murphy — like Don Ainsworth, the dangerous-goods trucker in John McPhee's "A Fleet of One" — owns and operates his own truck.

It needs to end the forced relocation of entire communities, with little to no compensation, to accommodate the government's mega-plans.

The diminished attendance that was the result ultimately ended with their relocation to Washington.

We censored patients at the date of the occurrence of the first hypertension related outcome, date of death, date of loss to follow-up (for example, relocation), or end of study period.

Cooper said David Anderson QC, the independent reviewer of terrorism laws, had supported the view that the decision to end the use of relocation powers had made it easier for terror suspects to abscond.

They had learned what our policies were, talked with their accountants, and determined that, after taxes, they would be better off in the end with a better relocation package than they would be with the signing bonus.

MD 30 was relocated in a few spots, widened, and resurfaced from the county line north to Manchester in 1950, from the county line south to the north end of the Glen Morris relocation in 1951 and 1952, and from Manchester north to the Pennsylvania state line in 1953 and 1954.

The highest expected pressures would occur at the very end stage of component relocation when the separation of the components would be only a fraction of 1 mm.

But some of the merchants fear that these relocation efforts will end the way all previous efforts have: in failure.