Sentence examples for planning a relocation from inspiring English sources

The company is now planning a relocation to San Francisco now to aid with hiring, and plans to double its team of 15 over the course of the year.

Mr. Salomé pointed to another foreign mining company, Xstrata Copper, which is planning a similar relocation of a town in Peru's south and has promised to build houses several times as large.

CONS: Nearly every storefront on this block is part of the flower industry, which is planning a mass relocation, so the feel and identity of the block is in transition.

4. Create your own plans for a relocation village.

A committee planning the relocation says the project, due to start in 2007, will cost $39 billion dollars, but opponents say the cost could be much higher.

"With a planned consensual relocation of a town, Chinalco is really trying to raise the standard in the industry," says Cynthia Sanborn, a US academic and author of a book on Chinese mining in Peru.

Regarding the latter, I especially hope that the establishment of such a foreign-bases-closing-commission will help strike the death blow for the hated Futenma base in Okinawa -- a base whose planned relocation in Okinawa a Japanese defense official recently compared to rape.

Last year engineers from Australia and Britain helped plan the relocation of Taro, a town in the Solomon Islands, to the adjacent mainland.

This article examines how the government is planning for community relocations as a growing consequence of the impacts of climate change.

And to put together a relocation plan, the city has hired Abeles Phillips Preiss & Shapiro, a planning and real estate consulting firm in Manhattan.

It could involve planned relocation, where entire communities move together.