Sentence examples for relocation of staff from inspiring English sources

Unamid chiefs promised to maintain operations in the region, despite the relocation of staff.

"If the Americans decide to make a structural adjustment rather than a temporary relocation of staff, then other countries are certain to follow.

Since he was elected general secretary in 2000, Mr Serwotka been kept busy on a number of fronts, with the relocation of staff following the Lyons inquiry commissioned by the treasury in 2004, and the searing round of civil service cuts outlined in the Gershon efficiency review, which called for 84,000 jobs to be axed.

Relocated from damaged offices On 12 January, UNICEF's offices in its two main buildings in the Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince, sustained considerable damage – forcing the relocation of staff and operations to the logistics base of the UN peacekeeping force in Haiti, known as MINUSTAH.

For larger clinics where the mean number of 'non-elective' births for a given weekday may vary by more than 1 2 births, the relocation of staffing to 'peak' weekdays has the most to offer, but even smaller clinics can benefit from more concrete calculation, for example on how weekend staffing should be.

Mr. Mankiw talked about the relocation of his staff with typical good humor.

Greater Manchester, an agglomeration of ten local authorities, is about to see a big relocation of BBC staff to MediaCityUK, a planned media hub at Salford Quays, which aims to create up to 15,000 local jobs.This is the hype.

"There were reports of companies' considering the relocation of their staff from Bahrain to Dubai, but for us there was no doubt we would remain in Bahrain, come what may," said Kishore Kewalram, managing director of Kewalram & Sons, an Indian trading company with headquarters in Manama.

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

And Leicestershire factory Plastic Omnium has formally objected to the plans, saying relocation of its staff to make way for the line to a station at Toton could cost it millions of pounds.

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.