Sentence examples for look at relocation from inspiring English sources

We further look at relocation preferences for the two groups and find similar preferences for regional towns.

So, I'm telling one of the guys, Brian, the head of human resources, I said, Brian, ''It's a good time to take a look at relocation". Brian was looking at me and he said ''You've got that right". So the elevator came, we jump in, we're gone.

A spokesman for the Department of Small Business Services, Jake Lynn, said, "It's private property, and we can't keep the landlord from doing what he wants". But he said the city would look at possible relocation aid it may be able to provide the jewelers.

They ranked the species in terms of movement feasibility and also looked at managed relocation from the perspective of two hypothetical stakeholder groups: proponents and opponents of the tactic.

If you find one of them, look at the "invalid relocation" question above.

Karen Elzey, the director of the Aspen Institute's Skills for America's Future initiative one of the efforts that Mr Obama is boosting explains that her group is focused on working with companies and community colleges to develop skills among workers who are already in an area, rather than looking at possible relocations.

The energy minister, Irene Muloni, says a committee has been set up to look at the issues of relocation and employment.

The No Kingsford Stadium protest asked Stirling-based MKA Economics to look at documents related to the proposed relocation of the stadium presented by the club.

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

Yet here were T-Mobile ads (above), pop videos (see the X Factor reject Dolly Rockers' "Je Suis Une Dolly" for a prime example) and – lord help us – shoe-shop employees dancing in Las Vegas's City Hall to celebrate the relocation of their HQ (take a look at tinyurl.com/6ff27sl and cringe).

Relocation is unpalatable no matter how you look at it.