Sentence examples for relocating work from inspiring English sources

He is relocating work around an individual disease category to a single site and giving each autonomy.

A good group of advisory council members can help deal with reputation issues around stopping major research projects, closing a laboratory, or relocating work from one country to another.

DOD officials said if UCMJ prisoners are moved to another facility in order to make room for Guantanamo detainees, it might also require relocating work programs, "such as graphic arts, woodworking, as well as textile repair and embroidery for all Army uniforms and related gear".

One in six of the 30% of firms that had relocated work overseas in the past couple of years had sent call-centre work abroad; one in four had sent IT work.

It closed in 2013, following the decline of Letraset and the company's decision to relocate works abroad.

Or maybe it involves getting yourself a cup or coffee or tea while doing the work, or relocating your work space.

They were relocating for work.

If you're relocating to work for us, or just need a new place to live, Harvard wants to make it easy.

Some commentators, bringing contemporary sensibilities to bear, advocate relocating the work to a non-specific, non-Indian setting and cutting out its offensive elements.

And the final new feature lets employers secure temporary housing for employees relocating for work.

While fewer Americans may be relocating for work than in past decades, there are still plenty of people moving to new locales when opportunity arises.