Sentence examples for preparing to relocate from inspiring English sources

By late summer, Gita Nandan and Jens Veneman will be able to track them from their bathtub, which they're preparing to relocate to their back deck.

The developer is leveling the site that will house a Best Buy electronics store and is preparing to relocate a county sewer line.

In January the permanent secretary to Kenya's ministry of internal security said the country intended to begin preparing to relocate refugees to Somalia.

Indeed, at the time of his death, workers say one of his three factories was preparing to relocate to a large $5 million plant that had just been completed.

Britain's biggest banks are preparing to relocate out of the UK in the first few months of 2017 amid growing fears over the impending Brexit negotiations, while smaller banks are making plans to get out before Christmas.

All of Turkey's 76 million population – mostly criminals, terrorists and gangsters apparently – are preparing to relocate to the UK on the off-chance it will stay part of the EU and their country will, by some miracle, achieve accession to the union sometime soon.

Instead, Israel should responsibly prepare to relocate and fairly compensate settlers living outside the settlement blocs, and create a reality of two states for two people.

As it prepares to relocate in June, the association is shedding some of its scruffier assets in a rolling eBay auction.

Fortunately, we don't have a team that is prepared to relocate and we like to keep teams where they are.

The closing of the branch, which was expected, comes as Altria, formerly the Philip Morris Companies, prepares to relocate its corporate headquarters from the site.

In other BBC departments moving from London to Salford, 25% of Marketing, Communications & Audiences and 33% of Connect & Create staff are prepared to relocate.