Sentence examples for relocation of some from inspiring English sources

The project ultimately required the relocation of some 21,000 people from 58 villages.

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

The recent temporary relocation of some university operations to Finnieston has given the local cultural scene a boost.

The organisers, a group of local and expatriate gays, ran into last-minute trouble as city officials forced the cancellation or relocation of some events.

This project flooded hundreds of square miles of the tribes' most economically productive land and forced the relocation of some 1,000 extended-family households.

This is because migrants are often working closer to home, thanks to the relocation of some industries away from the coast to inland provinces where labour is cheaper.

Nasheed, who held an underwater meeting of his cabinet last autumn and is presiding over the relocation of people from some islands because of the effects of warming oceans and rising sea levels, put his hopes in the emergence of "huge" grassroots action after the failure of talks in Copenhagen in December.

A novel possibility is adjusting relocation, e.g. postpone the relocation of not all, but some of the columns in order to obtain query processing benefits in between.

Conflicts with European colonists and neighboring tribes forced the relocation of the Piscataway people, some of whom established a new settlement in 1699 near Point of Rocks, Maryland.

The project included a levee of 36000 feet and a flood wall of 1000 feet along the Susquehanna River and Bald Eagle Creek, closure structures, retention basins, a pumping station, and some relocation of roads and buildings.

"There may be some strategic relocation of orders, but unless TSMC makes major missteps it will be difficult to overtake".