Sentence examples for imminent relocation from inspiring English sources

Hannah Verdier Trevor McDonald seizes upon the excuse of the imminent relocation of the Met to poke around its current headquarters before the wrecking ball does its work.

One spark for the latest unrest, according to refugee advocates, is the imminent relocation of dozens of men who were recently granted refugee status to a non-secure transit centre on the outskirts of Lorengau, Manus's main town.

"So eventually, relocation may be imminent".

He will replace Michael Dawson, whose long-mooted relocation to Hull appears imminent.

A few days later, with the relocation of Alabama's first nest imminent, Share the Beach's eight team leaders were called by federal authorities to a briefing at a wildlife refuge near the city of Gulf Shores.

This kind of permanent relocation is different from evacuation under imminent threat of a hazard or temporary relocation under potential threat.

For those we judge might be in the most extreme circumstances, where there is a significant and imminent threat that cannot be mitigated in-country, we consider relocation to the UK".

The League's response is that it allowed the unpopular relocation to keep Coventry playing, because "no mutually agreeable deal was imminent", that it urged Sisu and ACL to "explore every opportunity to resolve their differences", and ultimately that approach has proved correct.

"Relocation is the last option.

It involves a relocation".

Local terms, no relocation".