Sentence examples for of being relocated from inspiring English sources
As one local shopkeeper, who is in the process of being relocated by the development, cheerily comments: "It happened in Brixton and it happened in Tottenham.
This means that they will continue to cross the sea in leaking boats – and a few of them will continue to set up camps at Calais – until there is a safe, legal and realistic means of being relocated to Europe.
Research by the US-based Oakland Institute suggests many thousands of Ethiopians are in the process of being relocated or have fled to neighbouring countries after their traditional land has been handed to foreign investors without their consent.
When I arrived in Alabama in late July, tens of thousands of turtle eggs, from hundreds of nests, were already in the process of being relocated — all during a point in their development when even a slight jolt to the egg could be lethal.
Instead of being relocated with the rest of the black folks to the colored-only car as soon as the train crossed the Mason-Dixon Line, Ruteé was treated like a famous and exotic dignitary the entire trip, sitting and dining where he pleased.
Two of his New Hampshire Reds are in imminent danger of being relocated (to some other poultry fancier's backyard, not the stew pot) because they don't get along with Clover, the White Plymouth Rock hen at the head of the pecking order.
The Pakistan military offensive against militants in North Waziristan has resulted in hundreds of thousands of refugees being relocated - the majority of them women and children.
It was not clear what that would mean in terms of jobs being relocated.
Dry forests experienced high levels of swaps, being relocated into more humid areas and further away from access roads.
I pleaded with the front-of-house staff to be relocated, but the house was full.
The company laid off hundreds of Southern California employees earlier this year, with many of the positions being relocated to Tampa, Florida. .
