Sentence examples for relocated at a from inspiring English sources

About 14,000 palm trees needed to be relocated, at a cost of $300,000.

Elsewhere in the state, a combination of melting sea ice and thawing permafrost has exacerbated the erosion of several coastal villages, which will have to be relocated at a considerable cost.Whether anything short of reversing climate change can be done about all this is a moot question.

However, if these simple locating rules were made regulatory requirements for participating in our banking system, hundreds of otherwise perfectly good data centers would be forced to be relocated at a cost in the tens of billions.

You may have been assigned a job without consent, you may have to screen refugees and immigrants according to nonsense criteria, and your family can be forcibly relocated at any time… but it's all legal.

Mr. Bishop, who himself plays a historic organ he helped relocate at a church in Lexington, Mass., said there was nothing like it.

The refocus on the smaller, more stable firms, he said, is allowing him to help companies "grow and relocate at a more normal rate again, which is a good thing".

Just remember that you might have to relocate at a moments notice!

Three more are to be removed and a fourth relocated "at the earliest possible date" and "once Israel determines that the security situation so allows," he said.

But, according to court documents, Borja and his wife were relocated, at Chevron's expense, to the U.S., and supplied with a house, a car, a generous monthly stipend, and the services of a top criminal-defense attorney.

MD 16 was relocated at Williston Lake shortly after the construction of a new bridge across the lake's outlet, Mill Creek, in 1968.

In 1994, K-383 was relocated at its present eastern terminus to remove what had been a wye junction with US-183.