Sentence examples for relocation of its from inspiring English sources

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

The proposed sign change, Mr. Parisi said, also reflects Citibank's relocation of its scattered computer operations to a technical administration center it created in the 400,000-square-foot former Prentice-Hall building on Sylvan Avenue two and a half years ago.

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.

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

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

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.

There's no mention of the relocation on its website, which also does not give an address, and the FAQs on delivery and extra charges are silent on the issue.

By October, Viber – a popular messaging app –also announced the relocation of some of its servers to Russia.

This finding is discussed in view of the relocation of RABL2A from its ancestral telomeric to its pericentromeric location in human.

A major national issue for Solomon Islands is relocation of communities in its outer islands.

The Census Bureau often boasted that its conduct in the relocation of Japanese-Americans had been its finest hour because it resisted pressure to provide explicit data to the War and Justice Departments.