Sentence examples for relocation that could from inspiring English sources

The Premiership club have made their first steps towards a major relocation that could have significant ramifications for a number of other teams and Coventry City Football Club, with members of Coventry city council unanimously voting in favour of their Ricoh purchase on Tuesday evening.

Even before the team's relocation was announced, agents were networking with their sports clients in anticipation of the move that could have "100-plus people looking for homes" in the coming year.

JACMEL, Haiti — Haiti has approved plans for more than a dozen sprawling tent cities in and around Port-au-Prince, the first step in an epic relocation effort that could reshape the country as up to one million people displaced by the earthquake find new places to live.

Berry emphasized the importance for agencies to use all recruitment tools, citing relocation benefits that could keep agencies competitive with the private sector, and stated he would create a strategic plan and set performance goals for the Office of Personnel Management.

While senior U.S. officials have framed the embassy relocation as a shake-up that could advance the prospects of Middle East peace, the results have so far run counter to that aim.

TOKYO — Japan and the United States will probably agree to delay the relocation of an American air base on Okinawa, Japan's defense minister said, a decision that could encourage calls to rethink the stalled relocation plan.

PAGE A10 MOVING BASE IN OKINAWA Japan and the United States will likely agree to delay the relocation of an American air base on Okinawa, Japan's defense minister said, a decision that could lead to fresh calls to rethink the unpopular relocation plan.

Regarding ULOFs, the assessment of the reactivity that could be induced by molten cladding relocation has shown a largely better behaviour for the CFV core.

It's a good place to put information that isn't necessarily on your CV, such as the reasons why you're applying and any background information that could be important, such as an impending relocation.

We used the Engdahl et al. (1998) locations for any of the 100 events that could be found in the Engdahl global relocation database.

The sale and relocation must be ratified by the N.B.A. board of governors, a process that could take several weeks, while the league's advisory and finance committee evaluates the deal.