Sentence examples for own relocation from inspiring English sources

In its own relocation scramble, the Winter Antiques Show (www.winterantiquesshow.com) also looked into vacant retail space on West 57th Street and at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.

Eighty-six per cent of the workers interviewed for the December PricewaterhouseCoopers compliance report said that they had paid recruitment fees to agents; ninety-two per cent said that they had paid their own relocation costs, including travel, visa, and medical bills.

Curiously, the Mount Sinai Medical Center, the tenant whose lease on that space at 919 Third was expiring, found its own relocation space for its administrative personnel at 633 Third Avenue, an office condominium, buying the very space that Draft Worldwide will be leaving.

The organization hired Nickerson and allowed her to finance her own relocation to China, all without a job waiting.

If you can afford to pay for your own relocation expenses or some portion of them, say so as soon as possible as this is a significant benefit for the company.

Employers insist on having the right people in the right places, and an increasing number of job-hoppers initiate their own relocations.

Therefore, active R-Ras, by binding and switching the prevailing function of RIN2 from Rab5 GEF to adaptor protein, could first cause the recruitment of a pool of Rab5 at NAs (Supplementary information, Figure S5) and then warrant its own stable relocation to Rab5-containing early endosomes.

Mrs May completed the Government's U-turn when she announced that Britain would run its own Vulnerable Person Relocation scheme outside the United Nations' resettlement programme, which aims to persuade western nations to admit 30,000 Syrian refugees.

As a follow-up assignment, have students write a journal entry recording their own thoughts on relocation.

Community leaders, with assistance from scientists, can encourage residents to develop their own evacuation and relocation strategies.

Two wealth indices were created to examine the wealth or socioeconomic status (SES) of the survey households; one based on assets owned prior to relocation to Maban and a second for assets owned after relocating.