Sentence examples for relocation out of from inspiring English sources

But a spokesman for the Federal District Court in Washington said Friday that the secret court was in the midst of a relocation, out of the Justice Department.

City prosecutors generally provide money for witness protection and relocation out of a catch-all allocation that covers all sorts of office needs, including rent, postage, telephone bills and photocopying.

As if these job losses are not bad enough, the budget signalled a double whammy for PCS members - 20,000 civil servants are also facing relocation out of London and the south-east.

A rich body of literature has examined the internal relocation of TNCs from coastal to inland China, relatively little has been conducted on cross-border industrial relocation out of China to Southeast Asian countries.

Smithfield is London's only major wholesale market (Leadenhall Market nowadays attracting more tourist trade) which has escaped relocation out of central London to cheaper land, better transport links and more modern facilities (as have Covent Garden, Spitalfields and Billingsgate).

Individuals were censored at the time of death or relocation out of the participating states.

Each patient was followed longitudinally from the date of first diagnosis until 31Dec2002, or death, or relocation out-of province.

Each patient was followed from the date of first diagnosis until 31 Dec 2002, or death, or relocation out-of province.

"But there is a finite amount in the pot so whatever we spend on the temporary relocation will come out of the main pot so we all have to be very cost-conscious.

An excess of DNA-based and RNA-based relocations out of the X-chromosome has been reported in Drosophila.

At that rate, it would take 20 years for California to lose just one percent of its business establishments due to out-of-state relocation.