Sentence examples for relocation possible from inspiring English sources

(Michael Bloomberg's support was crucial to negotiations that made the feat no, the miracle of the museum's relocation possible).

(Michael Bloomberg's support was crucial to negotiations that made the feat — no, the miracle — of the museum's relocation possible).

"It is the position of the royal government of Cambodia to always provide a fair compensation, land swap and on-site relocation, wherever possible".

Paragraph 27 k): Formulate public policies, where applicable, aimed at addressing the issues of prevention or relocation, where possible, of human settlements in disaster risk zones, subject to national law and legal systems (UNISDR 2015a, p. 18).

It may be speculated that the patient described in this report developed GEI as a result of an acute vomiting episode (e.g. caused by stress due to relocation or possible dietary changes).

The UN confirmed it had also moved 58 of its personnel from Baghdad to Amman in neighbouring Jordan, adding that more relocations were possible.

The optimised threshold values result efficient since: on one side, relocations are possible in fact waiting times are low (as shown in Fig. 11); on the other hand the number of relocations is kept low as it results in Fig. 10.

Roberta Gerold, the Middle Country Central School District superintendent, said the district board would meet this week to discuss repairs and the possible relocation of students.

There were also significant financial impacts, including medical costs, business losses, relocation, cleaning and possible reduction in the value of houses.

This tragedy of a young woman destroyed by rival lovers has survived every possible relocation, from a slave plantation to a madhouse.

Salmond first vented his anger at Robinson last year, when he complained about reporting of a possible relocation of RBS in the event of a yes vote.