Sentence examples for relocate to one from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, however, there was more decision support for the process of relocation itself (i.e. to relocate to one long-term care facility compared to another) than for the process leading to the decision to stay home or relocate to a long-term care facility (C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, C6).
Q Speaking of media, it seems Condé Nast will very likely relocate to One World Trade Center.
But after funding and construction delays plagued Kincora, VIP announced in October that it would relocate to One Loudoun, a plan that immediately ignited heated debate over the chosen site.
Under the peace deal, a revised version of which was signed on 24 November after the original was rejected in an October referendum, all the Farc troops are to relocate to one of 27 special demobilization zones.
I would like to see Richmond be a place where they feel comfortable staying, so that they can pursue a career in the arts — not feel like they have to relocate to one of the bigger cities," she says.
But after a series of funding and construction delays, VIP announced in October that the stadium would relocate to One Loudoun, about a mile west along Route 7. The announcement sparked controversy in the surrounding community.
Instead of relocating to one city, Mr. Sessums eventually settled in three: Miami Beach, New Orleans and Paris.
At Microsoft, he could deal with visa issues by relocating to one of the company's many global offices.
Relocating to one of Yale's northern forests, the crew is tasked to replicate and execute everything they learned during the prior 10 weeks — this time on their own.
In our view, unless you are launching your venture in a domain-focused hub — such as New England for life sciences — you may want to consider relocating to one of the world's software hotspots.
If accepted, they would be relocated to one of various correctional facilities in the community in which they will be eventually paroled and would be required to seek local employment.
