Sentence examples for may move its from inspiring English sources

Sears Holdings, the fifth-largest company headquartered in Illinois, is whispering that it may move its corporate HQ out of state, taking with it its significant employment capacity, because of the state's newly hiked tax rates.

Meanwhile, Labour seized on HSBC's announcement yesterday that it may move its headquarters from London, with Hong Kong seen as the front-runner.

It's now looking to open new ones in London, Sydney, Tel Aviv, Berlin, Shanghai and Beijing, and Yarkoni tells me that it may move its existing Reactors to larger spaces as their leases come up.

Texas, Mr. Paul's home state, may move its primary to May (or even June) because of wrangling over redistricting.

He added Oracle may move its offer if the market indicates it expects a higher price.

That New Hampshire may move its primary into 2007 should be evidence enough.

Hamas may even move its headquarters to Egypt from the Syrian capital, Damascus, where President Bashar al-Assad is facing strong popular revolt.

London's police force says it may move from its headquarters at New Scotland Yard to a smaller building as it faces making budget cuts of more than $800 million.

It is delivered from a perch, and the male may move around its territory using different song posts.

New Hampshire may move up its primary as a result — possibly even to this year — and in South Carolina, Republican officials said they, too, would advance the date of their primary.

Now that Rembrandt has won a patent infringement verdict, Bausch & Lomb, having switched sides in the case, may move against its marketplace competitor, Ciba Vision, and split proceeds generated from any injunction with Rembrandt.