Sentence examples for relocation its from inspiring English sources

After the mansion's relocation, its site was the location of, among other structures, a large 50-truck garage, Andy's Car Wash, a Dominion Virginia Power substation, and the Hennage Creative Printers facility.

The displacement of this age-old tool for telling time and its relocation of its contents has rendered it unable to perform its task.

If MPB agrees on this relocation, it asks its partner MP (e.g., MPE) which is using the same MDAOP with MPB.

The management restructure came as little surprise to analysts after a terrible 18 months which saw three profit warnings and a relocation of its head office from its roots in Weymouth to London.

Now, the company is trying to make its mark on Silicon Valley with a relocation of its headquarters to Palo Alto.

In 2009, for example, when Cushman posted a loss — which it attributed partly to one-time charges like the relocation of its worldwide headquarters in New York — CB Richard Ellis, the largest global brokerage firm, posted a $33 million profit.

Commercially available antibodies against this glycoprotein recognize only its extracellular domain, whereas EpCAM might be cleaved by proteases, which in turn leads to relocation of its intracellular domain into the cell nucleus.

The University of Chicago today announced the relocation of its European business school campus from Barcelona to London.

Mr. Swartz said the bonuses were related to Tyco's relocation of its corporate headquarters to New York City in 1997.

Pete Sepulveda, the Cameron County administrator, said Customs and Border Protection should pay for the relocation because its mission is to protect the homeland.

The 2003 quarterly figures included a charge of 4 cents a share to cover costs like a tobacco legal settlement and the relocation of its domestic tobacco headquarters.