Sentence examples for relocation some of from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Castro has not publicly protested this peculiar relocation, some of his aides say he views it as part of a larger American agenda: to beef up the United States military presence on the island.

After their relocation some of the Chajoma drifted back to their pre-conquest centres, creating informal settlements and provoking hostilities with the Poqomam of Mixco and Chinautla along the former border between the pre-Columbian kingdoms.

In any event, the company sees no reason for people to move out or for the E.P.A.'s temporary relocation of some of them, which Doe Run will most likely be asked to pay for.

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

"I can tell you that H.H.C. has had discussions with representatives of North General and others about the possible relocation of some of Coler-Goldwater operations," Ms. Marengo said.

Morten Ravn, an economist at University College London, warned that the loss of passporting rights would "set in motion a process of relocation" of some of the larger banks to the eurozone.

Human rights abuses in Ethiopia's Lower Omo valley are said to be rampant, with tribal leaders imprisoned, dozens of people killed and troops cracking down on dissent ahead of the building of a massive dam, which is forcing the relocation of some of the most remote tribes in Africa.

The simulation tool is part of a methodology that has specifically been developed to analyse the flow pattern in such kind of networks without altering their physical structure, and it is expected to be a valuable tool for the redesign of the network in the forthcoming relocation of some of the urban districts.

This change and the relocation of some of the 5.25 inches ammunition handling rooms from the lower deck to the middle deck seriously delayed the ship's completion.

She says the drivers behind this are far more complex than simply "county lines" – London gangs have also been in part enabled by the capital's housing crisis and the clumsy relocation of some of London's most vulnerable families and at-risk young offenders, often with very little afterthought.

In study after study, research shows that communities with an abundance healthy public landscapes are among the fastest growing in the West, are magnets for company relocation, have some of the highest private property values, the best public access to hunting and fishing, and are poised for faster recovery than towns subject to boom and bust.