Sentence examples similar to relocate the call from inspiring English sources
Sadiq Khan was quick to reject Mr Hand's calls to relocate the carnival, stating that its place remained in the streets that have hosted it since 1966: "Any attempt to impose a move to another location on the carnival, particularly at a time when the community has little trust in those in positions of authority, would be a mistake".
The planned move would relocate the Barnes to what is being called a future "miracle museum mile" in downtown Philadelphia.
The authors divide the sensor network lifetime into equal periods of time, called rounds, and relocate the sinks at the start of each round.
Museum staff trained to handle bats were called to help relocate the lesser horseshoe bats which were roosting in the rafters of the building.
Speaking at a news conference on Tuesday, the EU's migration chief, Dimitris Avramopoulos, said: "I regret to see that despite our repeated calls to pledge to relocate, the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland have not yet taken the necessary action.
"I regret to see that despite our repeated calls to pledge to relocate, the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland have not yet taken the necessary action," Mr Avramopoulos, told journalists.
Call a professional rescue organization to relocate the snake away from human habitation.
The riders have called on Lambeth Council to reject a planning application to relocate The Undercroft.
Then relocate the venue to Europe.
