Sentence examples for move it elsewhere from inspiring English sources

"I would like to say that 'it can,' I think, should be changed to 'it will have to' take its artwork and move it elsewhere," Mr. Lhota said.

"We can't roll up all this and move it elsewhere.

"I can have the farm here today, and move it elsewhere tomorrow".

Banning it in designated areas will only move it elsewhere and further stigmatise vulnerable people.

Last month, the Jackling brouhaha reached a crescendo of sorts when the town's planning commission, after a series of public meetings, gave Mr. Jobs conditional approval for "site clearance" with some notable caveats -- among them, that he shop the house around for a year to find someone who might rescue it and move it elsewhere.

During the heyday of American sponsorship the festival doubled itself in Charleston, South Carolina, and there was even a stint at Melbourne, but Menotti never carried out his threat to move it elsewhere in Italy, even when plagued by disputes with local authorities or a growing tiredness in media coverage.

"With the benefit of hindsight," he said, "I would say that we should have put more of an emphasis earlier on getting the rest of it right" -- making sure countries had a regulatory structure and an understanding of what could befall them if the world picked up its money and moved it elsewhere.

There is talk of moving it elsewhere in the city.

It doesn't solve the problem; it merely moves it elsewhere.

The NAWC was still doing vital work, but the navy reckoned it could save money by moving it elsewhere.

Officials say the arms complex should be built at Los Alamos because of security requirements, the proximity of important ancillary facilities and the prohibitive cost of moving it elsewhere.