Sentence examples for relocation under from inspiring English sources

The league's relocation committee, a subset of other team owners, has signaled it will approve the relocation under those circumstances.

The tiny Biloxi-Chitimacha-Choctaw tribe has called the coastal marshlands of southern Louisiana home ever since their ancestors settled there to avoid forced relocation under the Indian Removal Act of 1830.

The couple, like nearly everyone on the island, belong to the Biloxi-Chitimacha-Choctaw tribe, and can trace their roots to the early 1800s when Native Americans fleeing forced relocation under the Indian Removal Act first settled the island.

According to French authorities they will be followed by a further group of around 10 on Tuesday, all of whom qualify for relocation under the Dublin Regulation because they have family living in the UK.

A principal point of this study was to investigate reactivity effects with fuel relocation under three-dimensional core representation including control rods.

Part (b) of Fig. 1 shows us a neighbor solution after relocation under condition of the capacity constraint in not exceeded.

Those who do keep their jobs blog bitterly about meagre bonuses and relocations under duress ("It's Shanghai, Dubai, Mumbai or Bye-bye," as the saying goes).For although work has dried up in some areas mergers and acquisitions, structured finance, property and construction there is usually plenty of other business when the economy goes bad.

Much of this relocation is under the sponsorship of the Philadelphia Industrial Development Corporation.

Orbán has called a referendum for 2 October on the EU relocation plan, under which the country would accept 1,294 asylum seekers.

The journalist approaching Wolf's work is thus minded to watch their step lest the next time they see him, he's on Relocation: Down Under, dolefully asking Phil Spencer if a semi in Wagga Wagga can accommodate a collection of metallic winklepickers and a patchwork tent.

This research only examined residents' relocation willingness under compulsory government order.