Just so happened the first project was ours and it was a utility relocation, so we led that effort.
Since the primaries began, more and more Americans are considering a relocation, so much so that there have been notable spikes in Google searches about immigrating to Canada.
He considers the threat of a relocation so real that he recently started a Web site called billsinbuffalo4ever.com to rally fans, businesses and politicians to figure out a way to keep the Bills here.
Molly: By nature, the military requires frequent relocation, so the spouses who want to continue working have traditionally found roles that are needed in any and every town, like nurses, teachers, or real estate agents.
Mrs Hübner stated, in fact, that, in her view, it was necessary to facilitate relocation within Europe so that European companies might reduce their costs.
The Sunday Times reported that 10,000-15,000 people would be admitted as the government relaxes the criteria for the vulnerable persons relocation scheme that has so far given sanctuary to just 216 people.
Among the most significant changes that were approved was the relocation of the restaurant Savories so that the entrance to the concourse on the north and south side of the statue of Prometheus by Paul Manship can be enlarged.
The relocation was so unpopular that a third of the 300 staff refused to move, leaving New Look without important buying, merchandise and design personnel and forcing the group to hastily recruit 100 new staff.
Back home in Texas, the kids and I waited for the relocation company to start the process so that we could make our big move to New York.
Another rarely seen provision would force landlords to pay relocation fees to tenants if tenants were being evicted so that landlords could move themselves or relatives into the vacated apartments.
