Sentence examples for immediate relocation from inspiring English sources
Reports in major Japanese newspapers have said that Tokyo may propose an immediate relocation of the Marine helicopters at Futenma to another base, as well as steps to clean up environmental damage on many of the American bases.
When she arrived at the office minutes before it closed, a caseworker for the state-financed Homelessness Prevention Program talked her through what would happen next — assuring her that, no, it would not be immediate relocation to a shelter.
Cooperation is a rare instance at Guantanamo, according to al Darbi's testimony, which was obtained by the Miami Herald, it came with rare perks that included his immediate relocation from Camp Five to Camp Echo.
This was often accompanied by immediate relocation to a distant town/city, with no time to mentally or physically prepare; in many cases, patients were unaware of the severity of their kidney problems.
The immediate prospects for relocation include the West Side rail yards in Manhattan, a site proposed by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani for a domed football and Olympic stadium, and Shea Stadium, which Fred Wilpon, the Mets' co-owner, has proposed overhauling for football when the Mets' new stadium is built.
Fig. 2 Relocation example, immediate deletion.
The impact of Davis' victory on NFL franchise relocation was immediate.
The bodies of Vilna Gaon and several members of his immediate family were relocated, after receiving special permission from the Soviet authorities; this relocation has been the subject of historical controversy.
What happened from that moment forward -- the immediate emergency hotel stay, the urgent relocation into a new home, the months of medical testing, the enormous financial burden and the emotionally painful disposal of numerous personal items -- are somewhat a thing of the past.
By a robust containment and severe accident mitigation measures, the need for offsite emergency response actions (population evacuation or relocation) is restricted to the immediate plant vicinity.
Such a macabre safeguard sounds silly, but death has a habit of bleeding us of the rational, and the fear of spirits rising from an unquiet grave becomes a much more immediate concern when corpses are as subject to relocation as any other tenant.
