Sentence examples for relocate on a from inspiring English sources

HSBC has a special squad known as the "Marines," who must be ready to relocate on a few days' notice.

He explained that economics is the main consideration when people decide whether or not they wish to move, pointing out that the housing market does not offer the same flexibility to relocate on a whim that it used to.

In Naiyobi, a large settlement located downwind from OL, over 80%% of interviewees decided to relocate on a voluntary basis for several months during the eruption.

(Ms. Nerber, now 85, still holds these bi-weekly summer affairs, which have been relocated on a smaller scale to the backyard of her home).

The Independent was also worried by "huge and powerful corporations" that "overwhelm small and feeble nation states" in an environment where "'intellectual rights'" can be relocated on a keyboard stroke".

No matter how imaginative the director, this love triangle can not reasonably be relocated on a spaceship or in pre-independence India: the action very specifically happens in north-west London and Venice between 1977 and 1968.

The whole relation can be incrementally relocated on a per-column basis.

Al and Joyce relocated on a grand scale -- they moved to Bryn Mawr on Philadelphia's Main Line.

It remains the default rule in 49 of the 50 states, Montana being the exception.Consider this all-too-common scenario: a firm asks a worker to relocate on the offer of a good job, but sacks the worker soon after, claiming a poor fit.

It also gives the Home Secretary the power to relocate people on a Tpim and require them to attend regular meetings with probation staff.

After 8 great years in Sydney, Adam relocated to Singapore to take on a different challenge as the strategy and business development director across Cisco's core portfolio, covering Asia Pacific, Japan and China where he spent 3 years driving growth in this portfolio.