Sentence examples for relocation but the from inspiring English sources

The Plan called for phased relocation but the city decided to move forward all at once.

The nation's political leaders still debated the question of relocation, but the issue was soon decided.

The United States may have the anniversary of Israel's founding in mind as it times the embassy relocation, but the Palestinians view things through a different lens.

Isabella's school is clean, sunny and spacious, and there are only 14 children in her class (half the children did not return after the second relocation), but the school is inconvenient for us; she must travel on a school bus.

Both the P- and S-wave data were used in the relocation, but the weights of the S-wave data in the inversion were taken as 1/3 of those of the P-wave data in order to account for the smaller picking accuracies of the S-wave readings.

Originally Heisley had until 1 March to apply to the NBA for a relocation, but the deadline was later extended to 26 March.

Since 2004, the inhabitants of Joe Slovo have experienced evictions and relocation, but also the materialisation of new housing opportunities for many community members.

Givord et al. (2013) find that the second wave of ZFU in 2004 boosted the number of establishments in the treated areas by approximately 5 7% via births and relocations, but the relative impact on relocation is much greater and produces negative spillovers on nearby areas.

The department has offered to pay for relocation expenses, but the tenants have declined to move, officials said.

The United Nations said it had spoken extensively with the camp's residents about the relocation, but it was unclear whether they would accept the deal.

One manager I know believed in the economics of relocation but wasn't sure the disruption would be worth it.