Sentence examples for looking to relocate from inspiring English sources

In January 2010, Beth Israel launched a Family Relocation Program, which provided grants of up to $25,000 to families looking to relocate to the Meridian area.

Ms. Weymouth's memo did not say where the company was looking to relocate.

The N.B.A. had no plans to expand, he told Cornett, and no teams looking to relocate.

Just about every state offers some kind of tax incentive or loan program for businesses looking to relocate.

A note -- or warning -- to companies looking to relocate: the three best states were Nevada, Wyoming and Vermont.

Community development groups are scurrying to take inventory of the area's resources for businesses looking to relocate.

"And in the future as more companies look to relocate out of Manhattan, moving to Westchester will make the most sense".

If an owner who would keep the team in Arizona cannot be found, the league says it will look to relocate the franchise.

He said: "As well as some top academics reporting they have been frozen out of collaborative research projects with EU colleagues, many are admitting that they might look to relocate to a university outside the country.

Furthermore, while New York hopes to create organic growth within its own local ecosystem, the partnerships could also benefit the city if leading Israeli cybersecurity companies look to relocate due to the limited size of the Israeli market.

"They have been long-time favorites among retirees, which probably contributed to their being overbuilt earlier in the decade, as Boomers looked to relocate in new homes and new communities in those areas, and as investors looked to purchase homes that would be attractive winter rentals".