Sentence examples for relocated under from inspiring English sources
The spare tire was relocated under the cargo floor.
In recent days, she and her family have been relocated under a federal witness protection program.
Tatiana Kupolova lives in the house her family built in 1934, when many Muscovites were relocated under Stalin's violent urban redesign.
It also says that at his request, prosecutors would also consider asking that Mr. Warsame and his family be placed in the witness protection program and relocated under a new identity.
A potter's field of more than 3,500 paupers' graves dating back to the 1860's will be relocated under a plan about to be reviewed by a state judge.
Last November, the Greek prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, and several high-ranking EU officials gathered at Athens airport to see off the first refugees to be relocated under the scheme, a group of 30 Syrians and Iraqis headed to Luxembourg.
They say they will be forced to relocate under the current plan, with little support from the government.
But the personal ordinariates announced last week by Pope Benedict XVI are a rather different animal, in that they represent an invitation to Anglicans who feel beleaguered by changes in Anglican practice to relocate under the umbrella of the Roman Catholic church while retaining features of their Anglican heritage.
The report contends that Al Qaeda's finances are "fit and well," and that efforts to freeze assets have been hampered by the group's increased reliance on gold and gems and by the ability of its financial operatives to quickly shut down and then relocate under new names in new places.
Households' willingness to relocate under government order was measured, and divided into: 1 = strongly unwilling, 2 = unwilling, 3 = neutral, 4 = willing, 5 = strongly willing.
In this study, households' willingness to relocate under the government's order indicates households' willingness to permanently move away from the original residences (threatened by landslide disasters) to safe areas.
