Sentence examples for relocation to be from inspiring English sources

The relocation, to be completed by 2008, was described by two Pentagon officials who have worked on the project and were granted anonymity so they would describe the changes before an official announcement expected later this week.

A further possible relocation, to be similarly geographically closer to the Jewish community, is currently under discussion.

Depending on the solution quality and the number of relocations involved the following strategy will be chosen: In case the number of relocations necessary between the two location patterns prevailing at t1 and t2 is high (as compared to the average number of relocations to be executed per day) an attempt will be made to overcome this issue.

Usable open space in the city is increasingly scarce, but the biggest stumbling block to relocation seems to be disputes among the merchants themselves.

Relocation seemed to be stimulated more by the presence of concentrate dispensers in both compartments than by floor profile.

However, for relocation interventions to be sustainable, slum dwellers would need to have incentives to stay in the new location (such as economic opportunities and better urban services).

Other sectors of BBC output that are earmarked for relocation to Salford are the sports and children's departments and parts of Radio 5 Live.

The Hornets' relocation was supposed to be temporary.

You know her relocation is going to be inextricably woven into the home-ground plot at some point.

However, given the age and residential stability of our cohort, misclassification of our exposure due to occupation, commuting, or relocation is expected to be minimal and largely unrelated to cognition or HFE status, suggesting bias towards the null.

Furthermore, two well-known events in ER stress, such as XBP1 unconventional splicing and DDIT3/CHOP nuclear relocation, were proved to be triggered by UCB treatment, therefore providing additional experimental evidences.