Sentence examples for it to relocate from inspiring English sources

Last year, it said a vote for independence could force it to relocate its head office outside Scotland.

One of these is the activation of the pro-apoptotic protein Bcl-2 family protein Bad by calcineurin, which dephosphorylates the former protein, enabling it to relocate to the mitochondria and exert its pro-apoptotic function [22].

The restaurant's printed materials say the "the real estate boom" in Brooklyn pushed it to relocate just beyond the city limits and open the Franklin Park place in 1939 (and you thought your apartment was getting expensive).

Early on, the company looked at Manhattan and was courted by the developer Donald Trump, who wanted it to relocate to his 1.3 million-square-foot building at 40 Wall Street in the city's financial district.

The state Department of Community Affairs, which regulates building codes for multifamily dwellings, has expressed concern that the city has not followed regulations that require it to relocate those displaced.

That United Nations-backed government, based in the provincial town of Baidoa because Mogadishu had been considered too dangerous for it to relocate there, is struggling to gain a foothold.

The City examined this "gift" and determined it would have cost it $8,000 to relocate, so it declined the offer.

The aircraft maker was mauled more than 4% today, after saying Wednesday it plans to relocate its headquarters to hone in on its operations.

Gadzoox, based in San Jose, Calif., also said it planned to relocate its headquarters within the same area.

This makes it possible to relocate the station in the event that changing Antarctic conditions require it.

Stephanie Levesque, another resident, said outsiders did not fully appreciate how wrenching it was to relocate.