Sentence examples for relocation of embassy from inspiring English sources

The US military said it had "assisted in the relocation" of embassy staff, using F-16 and MV-22 Osprey aircraft.

The Jerusalem Embassy Act passed by Congress in 1995 mandating relocation of embassy to Jerusalem allows the president to waive the requirement in accordance with U.S. national security interests.

For instance, she too has called for the relocation of the embassy, a move that would bolster Israel's claim to Jerusalem, whose sovereignty is claimed by both Arabs and Jews.

But with tensions in the region at boiling point over the Syrian civil war, the disintegration of the Iran nuclear deal, and the relocation of the American embassy to Jerusalem Monday, few expect this to be the end of the matter.

These forces were also being sent to help the US State Department during the initial relocation of its staff from the embassy in Baghdad to consulates in Basra and Erbil.

The families of embassy staff were evacuated twice because of threats from militants to the embassy and Westerners.

But the embassy said the measurements were for the benefit of embassy personnel and were not citywide.

Russia evacuates personnel from Libya in wake of embassy attack.

An extensive study investigated the health of embassy staff and their families, comparing Moscow embassy staff with staff in other Eastern European US embassies.

It is implied that if the Syrian revolutionaries had their way they would allow the opening of an Israeli embassy in the plush Damascus district of Malki tomorrow, and allow the relocation of the Palestinian people to a desert outpost on the Iraqi border.

But this was normal for a relocation of this magnitude.