Sentence examples for relocation and no from inspiring English sources

"It is not the firm's policy to reimburse employees for losses incurred on the sale of a home in connection with a relocation and no such reimbursement is included in the amounts listed as moving expense," JP Morgan said.

Combine this with the city's "divide and conquer" approach — in which residents are confronted individually to sign up for relocation, and no communitywide negotiations are permitted — and resistance is effectively squelched.

Instead, we assumed random relocation and no satisficing.

There was continuous enrolment of PMPs: although numbers fluctuated due to retirement and relocation, no PMPs chose to leave the PPP for any other reason.

This step can then be iterated continuously, establishing new centroids and relocating data points until average distance is decreased and no more relocation occurs.

The newspapers talk about the government's plans to compensate, educate and facilitate relocation, but no one has come to these small villages to explain how that process will work.

policies asserted that contractors would be responsible for all recruitment fees and relocation costs, and that no contractor could withhold a worker's passport.

Forty-eight piglets from 12 litters (4 piglets/litter) were tested in a split plot design with litters as the experimental units for comparing two familiarity (familiar/unfamiliar) and three relocation (no relocation/relocation to pens with the same spatial orientation/relocation to pens with a different spatial orientation) treatments.

A relocation territory, on which part of the herd resides permanently and no longer returns to the attachment territory.

However, a committee that investigated in 1961 the options for such a relocation found no feasible site in proximity to Tel Aviv and suggested that flights be moved to Lod airport (now known as Ben Gurion Airport), and that road access from Tel Aviv to Lod be improved.

Death rates varied from nil to nearly 50%, and "the highest rate occurred in relation to a sudden relocation with no preparation".