Sentence examples for relocation of an from inspiring English sources

But Tarrytown was not as forthcoming with information about the Ferry Landings project and the planned relocation of an old, inefficient asphalt plant.

HOCKEY American Hockey League AHL--Approved the relocation of an inactive franchise owned by the Calgary Flames to Omaha, Neb., effective next season.

Planned construction of the dam in an area of ecological diversity, ethnic tensions, and seismic activity, as well as the expected relocation of an estimated 15,000 people, has sparked a groundswell of grassroots opposition.

Zenko Nakamura, 53, an activist who is fighting the relocation of an American Marine base, said, "I'm disappointed that the president didn't mention what Okinawans care most about -- sexual crimes committed by American servicemen".

But to a visitor, Mr. Higashionna, 38, leaves no doubt that his real passions lie in a movement he leads, one of the many groups opposed to the relocation of an American helicopter base here.

His hapless predecessor-bu-one, Yukio Hatoyama, botched the party's big showdown with American and Japanese diplomats over the relocation of an American Marine Corps base in Okinawa prefecture.

According to a 1996 member survey by the Employee Relocation Council -- whose member companies finance more than 300 household moves a year -- companies that do substantial employee relocating spend about $60,000 for each relocation of a current employee.

A successful relocation of a story, a society, a psychology is the sum of many tiny parts.

And he cited success stories like the repair of the Superdome and the relocation of a Lower Ninth Ward nursing home.

But this is the first time he has been asked to oversee the relocation of a giant rock.

But they have been unwilling to make more changes, like offering benefits to those who left work because of domestic violence or the relocation of a spouse.