Sentence examples for proposed relocation from inspiring English sources

Duty called again, with a proposed relocation to Chubb's New York City office.

HRW said the proposed relocation would unlawfully reduce refugees' access to food, clothing, housing, healthcare and education.

"This is a discussion that started five years ago," Ms. Tolchin said of the proposed relocation, which would consolidate two shelters run by Volunteers of America, one of eight agencies that operate homeless centers for the county.

The proposed relocation scheme would move rhinos to individual ranches in Texas, and the relocation plan would provide South African ranchers with partial ownership of the transported rhinos' offspring.

After widespread criticism of the proposed relocation, the board announced that the Corcoran would stay put and look for a partner to help the gallery and its associated college dig out of their budget problems.

We have two children who at the time of the proposed relocation would have been 4 years and 1 year old.

Since they got organized in 2012, South Bronx Unite has been fighting the proposed Fresh Direct relocation on multiple fronts: testifying at public hearings; protesting at the proposed location; lobbying elected officials and filing lawsuits.

"This incident re-enforces the need to press ahead with the proposed ground relocation, so that we are not solely reliant on the club as the primary revenue source".

During the late 1950s, a few years after the completion of the arterial, the Rhode Island Department of Public Works RIDPWW) proposed a relocation of Route 2, which, at the time, was the major thoroughfare in the area.

A fully vehicle based relocation strategy is proposed: when a relocation is required vehicles automatically move among stations.

"There is enough merit to it that the parent, particularly the one who is proposing the relocation, will start using it very commonly," he said.