Sentence examples for or relocating from inspiring English sources

"I am always moving around my furniture, pairing objects, or adding, subtracting or relocating things".

The same goes for outsourcing or relocating operations to central Europe.

Some promote the idea of limiting the numbers through contraception or relocating the animals.

Politicians have been increasingly agitated of late by big companies paying little tax or relocating their headquarters overseas to avoid tax.

Alex Vaughan, director of the Lucas Fox agency, said the bulk of his agency's clients were Europeans or Russians seeking a vacation home or relocating to the city.

The current benefits include training programs, money to cover the cost of searching for a job or relocating to a new city, and tax credits for health insurance.

Haringey council has said it has not yet discussed compensating or relocating businesses in line for demolition, because the "masterplan" is still only a proposal.

Affected households can escape the cap by getting a job, moving into a smaller home or relocating to areas with lower rent.

Other funds might be used to adjust to effects of a changing climate, like rising sea levels, by building flood walls or relocating settlements to higher ground.

That is time enough to talk about saving or relocating the Greenmarket, said Frank Chaney, director of land use for Staten Island's borough president, Guy V. Molinari.

Businesses in the IT and technology sector are particularly open to upping sticks after a referendum: 41% say they would consider decreasing capacity or relocating.