Sentence examples for relocation of any from inspiring English sources

No records have been located to confirm whether remains were found years ago, or to document the relocation of any graves after the cemetery was sold.

It is worth observing that any attack on the watermarked image that (i) does not affect any of the pixels where the watermark signal is embedded and, in addition, (ii) does not result in the relocation of any of these embedded pixels from its original position when it was watermarked, will not be detected at the receiver end.

Still, with a sum this large, it does appear that the funds, if approved by Congress (which is a big if), could potentially help support one of the earliest relocations of any U.S. community imperiled by climate change.

However, other forms of variation involving a change in orientation or relocation of DNA, without any gain or loss, cannot readily be detected with arrays.

In addition, the bears' homing instinct renders any relocation of less than 100 miles futile.

The predominantly religious crowd chanted slogans of resistance to any relocation of Jews from the occupied territories.

(2) After a State home is recognized, any new annex, new branch, or other expansion in the size or capacity of a home or any relocation of the home to a new facility must be separately recognized.

Mayor Robert Cox of Saltaire said his village had already repaired docks and bolstered the oceanside dunes to prevent further damage, and expected to be ready for summer; he added that Saltaire opposed any relocation of the dune line even though it would affect just one home there.

While his position was less strident than that of his main opponent, who called for the base to be removed from Japan altogether, Mr. Nakaima's re-election still presents an obstacle to the Japanese-American agreement: any relocation of the base in Okinawa will require Mr. Nakaima's approval.

The Corporation may grant any such waiver only for good cause shown, including any necessary relocation of the qualifying household or low-income family.

The Corporation may grant any such a waiver only for good cause shown, including any necessary relocation of the qualifying household or low-income family.