Sentence examples for relocation issues from inspiring English sources

"Real estate stresses me out," he said, reflecting on the Temple's relocation issues, during a chai break.

Potential sites in Queens and Brooklyn "seemed out of the way and ill located," said one lawyer who has advised dozens of corporations on relocation issues.

As a result, he said, the project will probably start at the same time as Pier Village, which involves fewer relocation issues.

Some of the issues I also included on the list, but am not showing, covered professional longevity (e.g., how long would my scientific skills remain cutting edge if I did do a postdoc or not), professional flexibility, job market supply and demand (very important!), dual-career and relocation issues, and childbearing.

An extensive literature review revealed all the factors related to the expatriation and relocation issues of an expatriate focusing rather on the socio-cultural and personal dimensions, than those of the working environment and job satisfaction, which are related to the job's description.

The NFL plans a meeting in Chicago on Aug. 11 to discuss relocation issues.

"The relocation issue is something we're all aware of," General Manager Sam Presti said.

He also said he wanted to reconvene a bilateral working group to discuss the base relocation issue.

Mr. Hatoyama has raised the ire of the Obama administration by putting off the relocation issue until May, when he will decide whether to support it or name a new site for the base.

This study draws from key informant interviews (n = 8) with government officials, as well as representatives from intergovernmental and local nongovernmental organizations, who are involved in the relocation issue.

He's the Zelig of the Charger relocation issue.