Sentence examples for relocation will start from inspiring English sources
"There is enough merit to it that the parent, particularly the one who is proposing the relocation, will start using it very commonly," he said.
In partnership with the Essex Wildlife Trust and two contracted ecology consultants, DP World will start the water vole relocation project tomorrow, when it places 100 of them in soft pens along a four-mile stretch of the River Colne.
Those papers, with other News Corp businesses (Dow Jones and HarperCollins), will start moving next summer to The Place (aka Baby Shard) in a phased relocation from Wapping.
But the relocation will cost some downtown merchants dearly.
The relocation will cost about $2 million and should be completed by year's end.
It is estimated that a full relocation will cost at least a hundred and eighty million dollars.
The relocation will concentrate a "modest number of senior executives" in its London operation.
The relocation will also result in 164 people who worked on the show losing their jobs.
As a result, he said, the project will probably start at the same time as Pier Village, which involves fewer relocation issues.
The UK's intake is over five years and the relocations will be temporary.
