Sentence examples for relocation of several from inspiring English sources
Rising seas have forced the relocation of several lighthouses.
City have purchased most of the 80-acre site but negotiations remain ongoing over the relocation of several businesses, while the club have allocated 5.5 acres for community facilities, including a sixth-form college, and will help fund a new swimming pool.
Until the 1930s, Camp McDowell was the sole military outpost in the region; in the years preceding World War II, however, Phoenix's business elite, led by Goodyear Tire chairman Frank Littlefield, successfully lobbied for the relocation of several U.S. Army Air Corps detachments to the area.
After the fall of the Taliban, he is said to have negotiated the safe relocation of several senior al-Qaeda members and their families to Iran.
Part of what the agency objected to Tuesday was the relocation of several stores.
(Though perhaps another round of letters is in order after a bizarre accusation of Satanism forced the relocation of several Unsound shows).
The monument preserves part of the Minidoka Relocation Center, one of several camps established in 1942 by the War Relocation Authority as a result of nationwide panic after the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor in Hawaii.
The effect of acadesine was abrogated by GF109203X and Ro-32-0432, both inhibitor of classical and new PKCs and accordingly, acadesine triggered relocation and activation of several PKC isoforms in K562 cells.
The other parts of the reorganizational process, i.e. the relocation and merging of several units, might also have overshadowed the focus on enhancing user participation.
This is a consequence of several factors: relocation of families and workers from the vicinity, a reluctance of people to travel near the scene of the disaster for doctor visits, and, sadly, extensive layoffs that have hit downtown businesses.
The relocation of facilities will take several years, said Connie Fishman, executive vice-president of the Hudson River Park Trust, which is building the park.
