Every worker relocated to Nowa Huta was given an apartment, and every apartment had high ceilings, parquet floors, and central heating.
The hospital's agreement with MexCare, obtained through a state open records request, calls for Grady to pay $18,000 for every patient relocated — $6,750 in travel expenses and escort fees, a $750 administrative fee, and payment for 30 dialysis treatments at $350 each.
For the next 10 months mother and daughter relocated every few days to a different homeless shelter while the city verified their eligibility for public housing.
She had three kids within a couple of years and her husband was relocated every year.
Another reads: "To help allow the turf to get the sunlight and water needed to survive, we recommend that any temporary structures or tents with attached flooring placed on grass should be relocated every four days".
All treatments were systematically relocated every 3 days to ensure that no treatments or tanks experienced position effects.
To accommodate the airlines, seat manufacturers have been skimming and trimming from just about every dimension, relocating the seatback pocket, replacing padding with elastic mesh and whittling down the armrests.
His father is Moroccan and the family relocated there every summer to be reunited with uncles, aunts and cousins.
Were it used as a swing dorm, New Vassar would not be used to capacity or would be filled with some number of students who themselves would be relocated consistently every two years for a decade or more.
Unlike Shakespeare, whose works have been relocated to every era and setting imaginable, Wodehouse's stories demand to remain firmly in the early 20th century; any attempt to update them, Heap argues, "would be hopeless".
The political head of the Akmola Oblast then promised that every citizen would be relocated by May at the latest.
