Sentence examples for ordered to relocate from inspiring English sources

On August 18 , 1955 a number of southern army troops stationed in Torit mutinied after they were ordered to relocate to Khartoum in the north.

The pollution spewed by the factories is only getting worse as tanneries have been ordered to relocate to Savar from Dhaka, the capital, in an attempt to save the Buriganga River, a lifeline for Dhaka, whose water is thickening with pollution.

Monaco's dispute with the French footballing authorities came after they were ordered to relocate by the start of June 2014.

Gruppe (2nd Group) was ordered to relocate further south to the front near Nevel, Leningrad and Lake Ilmen.

The heads of all the Satake clan's branches were relieved of office as daimyō in 1871, and ordered to relocate to Tokyo.

At the outbreak of the Civil War in April 1861, Constitution was ordered to relocate farther north after threats had been made against her by Confederate sympathizers.

Moving to New York James, whose family is firmly established in London, has yet to comply with his father's order to relocate to New York.

A method of strengthening using Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer (CFRP) wraps is introduced in order to relocate plastic hinges away from the column faces towards the beams.

Mr. Frey attributed that change partly to the tightening credit market and the difficulty of selling a current home in order to relocate somewhere else.

Korematsu v. United States 1944 Upheld the conviction of a Nisei (second-generation Japanese) American citizen for failing to obey a military order to relocate to an internment camp for people of Japanese ancestry.

The order to relocate the camp's inhabitants 93 miles westward, to Memphis, "fell like a bomb-shell among our contented people," lamented one missionary, "but military orders are preemptory," and they "must be obeyed".