Set (hat {S}) ensures that relocation costs are sufficiently small to make relocation of an efficient doctor feasible.
As with Yahoo's closure of its offices in Carlsbad, California, last month, the company is making relocation offers to some of the people being affected, with the aim to bring software engineers closer to the company's Sunnyvale, California, operations.
Certain immigrants who filed an intent to become an American citizen could get a 160-acre plot of land from the government for just $14 under the Homestead Act of 1862, which made relocation an easy sell.
Meg Whitman, CEO of Hewlett Packard Enterprise, married a physician, and both members of the couple have made relocation sacrifices for their respective careers.
More than two-thirds of chemical companies are multinationals with overseas headquarters, making relocation more likely.
But the highly charged atmosphere in Okinawa, where two-thirds of the 50,000 American troops in Japan are based, made relocation difficult.
Inefficient ports and high customs duties make relocation expensive.
His successor, Smenkhkare, wasted little time in shifting the royal court back to Thebes.Though he is a much more modest fellow than the pharaohs, South Korea's President Roh Moo-hyun made the relocation of the country's capital from Seoul a key pledge in his 2002 election campaign.
Most are dedicated to making the relocation of animals effective and humane, but those who transport sick or unvaccinated pets or sell unsterilized dogs online, rather than working in conjunction with a shelter or rescue group, damage the movement's credibility.
Despite this momentum, an unintended obstacle has stood in the way of making the relocation of these chimpanzees a reality: a law limiting NIH's ability to use its existing budget to care for chimpanzees in sanctuary.
