Sentence examples for had not relocated from inspiring English sources

But CAM was so poorly designed that in November 2015, after nearly one year of functioning, it had not relocated a single child to the U.S. Now, two years after CAM launched, more than 1,660 individuals have arrived to the U.S. through the program, according a State Department spokesperson.

Overall, 18.2%% of respondents had not relocated from their birthplace at the time of the interview.

School children who reported having relocated in the last five years had negative coefficients in all the subscales, and significantly lower scores on family compared with those who had not relocated.

School children from single-parent families had lower scores on HRQOL than those from two-parent families, and children who had relocated within the last five years had lower scores on HRQOL than those who had not relocated.

Still, most large corporations have not relocated to Berlin from Munich, Hamburg and other cities, much to the disappointment of the capital's administration.

"Overall, the member states have not relocated as quickly as we would have expected.

Basically, a hot current coincided with hot air temperatures - it's likely climate change is at work, since the US Congress has not relocated there.

In a sense, it's surprising that Whirlpool hasn't relocated these employees too.

I was in Birmingham before moving here last year and haven't relocated properly yet so I'm one of the few people out there looking at estate agents' websites.

–The battery discharge alarm light had not been relocated when the command center moved.

Manager Fabio Capello insisted on Friday that he had not considered relocating England's base in the wake of the draw. .