Sentence examples for relocated those from inspiring English sources

But when we pointed out to Denys Zhadanov, Readdle's Marketing Manager, that there are still many negative reviews remaining in plain sight, he agreed, saying that, he thinks what has actually happened is that Apple has relocated those reviews off the app's main page.

Henry's task is to relocate those grimmer qualities without losing the attacking élan.

By using the word "retard", Stiller relocates those to whom it's applied back in the real world.

He has also named a commission to cover burial costs and to help relocate those who lost their homes.

"Part of what we do here is to relocate those people into other programs, the Blackhawk and Seahawk programs, which are very healthy programs," he said.

Britain can show leadership in the protection of these very vulnerable children and uphold its tradition of providing refuge to the most vulnerable by offering to relocate those children when this is in their best interests".

Residents living in flood plains with homes that were significantly damaged would be offered the pre-storm value of their houses to relocate; those in even more vulnerable areas would be offered a bonus to sell; and in a small number of highly flood-prone areas, the state would double the bonus if an entire block of homeowners agreed to leave.

Adapting to sea-level rise due to climate change involves new public policies that aim to relocate those assets most at risk from coastline erosion or flooding.

Only recently, in December 2008, did the government begin helping to relocate those affected by the Lago Agrio oil spills, providing some of them with housing.

We are closing the McKinney, Texas and downtown Austin offices and relocating those teams near-by to our existing Dallas and North Austin offices.

General Atkinson was assigned to use the army to forcibly relocate those Ho-Chunks who refused to move to Iowa.