Sentence examples for might be relocated from inspiring English sources

When the dust settled the club endured a rock-bottom 2014 when it seemed possible the team might be relocated or culled.

Consider in particular how spending now located in Connecticut by Lieberman's patronage might be relocated to Maine, and redoubled in scale — all for the good of the citizenry and the improved defense of the nation, of course.

The list of bases on the target list will not be announced until next May, but that has not stopped the worries that the 106th might be relocated, perhaps to Newburgh, and the current installation at Gabreski shut down.

More recently, when Defra, the government department that deals with rural affairs, sought to tackle the population explosion among buzzards which was causing severe problems on pheasant shoots in England, and suggested that some nests might be relocated, the RSPB sprang into action.

While rumors swirled about where the Olympics might be relocated, the Chinese official said that all such speculation is futile: "China is a very large country, and if you want to hide the Olympics, it is a very easy thing to do".

Moreover, the typical small intestinal microbiota might be relocated to the large intestine due to the more rapid flux of incompletely digested nutrients into the proximal gut [ 24].

It was the promise of the reward, and the hope that his family might safely be relocated in the US, that led Tito to a meeting with federal agents at a diner in Brooklyn in August 2007.

Today, it is also about disinvestment patterns to help determine which depopulated neighborhoods are worth saving; what blocks should be torn down and rebuilt; and based on economic activity, transportation options, infrastructure and population density, where people might best be relocated.

That includes looking at museum facilities in flood plains that might need to be relocated, historic buildings that might need to be made more resilient to storms, or changes in things like mold, fungus, or termites all of which could affect historic structures.

The study said that six Defense Department prisons and 98 Justice Department prisons could take the detainees, but that they probably would need to be modified and that some inmates might need to be relocated.

On Sunday mayor Michael Bloomberg said as many as 40,000 New Yorkers might need to be relocated, as a winter storm expected to hit the East Coast on Wednesday threatens to further compound the suffering of Sandy's victims.