Sentence examples for into relocation from inspiring English sources

Gulliver said the group was "under significant pressure from our shareholders" to look into relocation.

Never as large as Chinatown, the Japanese community of San Francisco was wiped out at a single stroke by the infamous Executive Order 9066 of 1942, which sent them, foreign-born and citizen alike, into "relocation centres".

His conviction, for instance, that "the peasants alone are revolutionary, for they have nothing to lose and everything to gain," was a fantasy; they could scarcely play such a role since French troops had herded them en masse into relocation centers.

After the attack on Pearl Harbor, in 1941, as anti-Japanese fervor gripped the U.S., my grandmother, Eiko Muto, became one of the roughly hundred and twenty thousand Americans of Japanese ancestry on the West Coast whom the U.S. government forced into relocation camps.

While the standard quadcopter design is just fine, I think this coupled with a flame thrower will really heat things up when the robots force us into relocation camps in the American hinterland.

One, the traumas of the radical dislocations experienced by the millions of persons kidnapped and purchased into relocation to enslavement through terrifying transport across thousands of miles of ocean during which many thousands died.

Both South Florida and Tampa Bay had fought for years to draw big-league baseball here, either by luring a failing team into relocations or through expansion, but neither team has built a loyal fan base, the key to survival.

Some 15 months ago, when the Bath playmaker relieved his old schoolmate and neighbour of the No 10 shirt, pressing Farrell into a relocation at inside-centre, the boot was on the other foot, so to speak.

The critical thing is to understand them before you get too far into your relocation plans.

"Supers" – humans with superpowers – are forced into civilian relocation programs after facing several lawsuits from peripheral damage caused by their crime fighting activities.

For refugees in Greece that survive the perilous boat crossing over the Aegean Sea, one legal option of safe passage is available: entry into a relocation scheme.