Sentence examples for moved valuable from inspiring English sources

Opponents argue that the measure would reward companies for having moved valuable parts of their operations to other countries.

A bilateral Boundary Commission was formed in 1889 to adjudicate disputes, and five years later it heard its first case concerning the Chamizal: the Mexican landowner Pedro Ignacio García asserted that changes in the river decades earlier had moved valuable landholdings to the other side, where he could no longer access them owing to fear "that some personal injury might befall me".

In those three hours, he moved valuables such as the TV and computer upstairs, and took up some carpets.

Many residents, like the Chambers, have moved valuables and furnishings elsewhere.

Using the floodway allowed the 200 residents of the basin to evacuate and move valuable possessions and equipment out of harm's way, he said, without the sudden and uncontrolled devastation that a breach elsewhere could have caused.

Simon Douglas, director of AA Insurance, said: "If there is a real prospect of your home being flooded, move valuable items and small items of furniture upstairs or place them on tables or worktops".

The tradition best exemplified by McKinsey, one of the oldest firms, had consultants acting like pollinating bees, moving valuable information from one company to another, even within the same industry.

With many staff learning of their employer's financial problems on Christmas Day, the RMT's general secretary, Mick Cash, called for an official investigation into both the timing of the appointment of administrators and allegations that City Link may have been restructured prior to its collapse, moving "valuable property assets out into a separate company".

This integration has made it easier to move valuable employees to different posts around the globe.

"If you're leaving your property empty over Christmas, check the risk of flooding before you leave, move valuable items to safety and ask neighbours to keep an eye on your home".

Tenants were asked to move valuable assets "to high and safe locations," turn off utilities, unplug electric appliances, and instruct employees to stay home at least until next Monday.