Sentence examples for expected relocation from inspiring English sources
One major concern, Mr. Shapiro said, is the expected relocation of Texaco once the federal government approves the company's acquisition by the Chevron Corporation, which has its headquarters in San Francisco.
Planned construction of the dam in an area of ecological diversity, ethnic tensions, and seismic activity, as well as the expected relocation of an estimated 15,000 people, has sparked a groundswell of grassroots opposition.
Nevertheless, in face of the size of the disaster, we decided to limit treatment duration to six sessions, also to make sure that therapies could be completed before the expected relocation of children to more permanent shelters.
In 2006, expected relocations are 412 on average per firm, according to Worldwide ERC, the relocation trade group.
He said he expected the relocation rates to pick up as soon as there were new housing and job opportunities for young adults.
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The exclusion criteria were current treatment by peritoneal dialysis or home HD and evidence of active malignancy, including brain tumor and expected geographic relocation.
If you are moving overseas with a partner or family, expect their relocation and education costs, as well as the fees for an education consultant, to be covered too.
With a relocation expected, she said, the family's coming months would be full of change.
New research by Emmanuel Farhi of Harvard University and Iván Werning of MIT finds that although migrants out of depressed regions get the expected boost from relocation, those left behind may or may not benefit, depending on the nature of the slump.The problem, they note, is that departing migrants take their purchasing power with them when they go.
Even though it is expected that the relocation of the SDR is recent since stocks were originally imported in 1965 1967, in each of the 58 families tested the SDR mapped to only one of the three loci.
