Sentence examples for relocation back from inspiring English sources

Last year's relocation back to Ireland, Murphy explains, was precipitated in part by the nearly-being-40 thing.

Taking into account a glut of injuries, Brendan Venter's relocation back to South Africa and the Gavin Henson saga, this has been a cleverly judged campaign.

This brought the issue of relocation back to light.

For the 330-odd detainees held on the tiny island off Australia's north-west coast, the news could mean relocation back to the mainland facility.

Jaojoby was promoted to Director of the Regional Information Service in Diego-Suarez in 1984, necessitating his relocation back to the northwest coast and bringing his cabaret performances to an end.

Those who decide to move back must agree to repay the program for the relocation costs if they reapply for public assistance.

The Unite union said the relocation of back-office staff was outrageous while the UK economy was still struggling and called on the company to rethink its plans.

She said on BBC1's Andrew Marr programme: "We need to bring back relocation powers.

If MPE also agreed, MPB will send MDAOP relocation reply packet back to MPD, then MPD can use the space to establish MDAOP after relocation.

The demand for family planning services was also facilitated by desire for women to recuperate after child birth, prevailing pressure on the existing limited land resources, and high incidence of land disputes following relocation of families back to their communities from internally displaced persons (IDP) camps as the insurgency ended.

A series of surveys by recruitment and relocation advisers has backed up this point.