Sentence examples for possible relocations from inspiring English sources

Karen Elzey, the director of the Aspen Institute's Skills for America's Future initiative one of the efforts that Mr Obama is boosting explains that her group is focused on working with companies and community colleges to develop skills among workers who are already in an area, rather than looking at possible relocations.

The uncertainty surrounding the NHL's Phoenix Coyotes and a possible relocation to Winnipeg resulted in speculation that the Heat would also be relocating.

Roberta Gerold, the Middle Country Central School District superintendent, said the district board would meet this week to discuss repairs and the possible relocation of students.

This tragedy of a young woman destroyed by rival lovers has survived every possible relocation, from a slave plantation to a madhouse.

Salmond first vented his anger at Robinson last year, when he complained about reporting of a possible relocation of RBS in the event of a yes vote.

Some of their suggestions include new building codes, moving power lines below ground, wetland restoration, flood barriers, sea gates and the possible relocation of some coastal communities.

Generous additional American aid will be needed to help Israel finance construction of roads, possible relocation of some settlers and security arrangements and to revitalize the Palestinian economy.

"I mean, it's annoying," said the trader, who asked that his name not be used because he was not authorized to speak about the possible relocation.

An article on Tuesday about the San Diego Chargers' possible relocation to Los Angeles misstated the name of the section of Interstate 5 that runs between San Diego and Los Angeles.

Davis was in Vegas for a meeting with city officials over the team's possible relocation from Oakland, and upped the ante by pledging $500m towards the construction of a proposed stadium worth $1.4bn.

In the run-up to last year's referendum he was accused of bias after getting into an argument with the then first minister, Alex Salmond, over the BBC's coverage of a story about the possible relocation of the Royal Bank of Scotland.