Sentence examples for relocations as from inspiring English sources

The family's frequent relocations, as well as the accidental blinding of his brother, further disrupted his childhood.

The Government hopes for a catalytic effect on private-sector relocations, as well as the development of a market for high-quality graduate jobs in the North.

This result suggests that secondary metabolite gene clusters could be formed by gene relocations as was found for other genes in the non-conserved regions.

Like their namesakes, Bernstein's parents fought bitterly, and their acrimony often resulted from the family's frequent relocations; as Sam made more money, their houses grew larger.

At the State Department, the office of the ambassador at large for war crimes, David Scheffer, has been watching the forced relocations as officials prepare evidence for a possible war crimes indictment of President Hussein.

However, Simon Tivey of PriceWaterHouseCoopers, warned that measures to fill vacant premises could encourage "a merry go round of rate relief relocations", as businesses swap shops to get the tax discount.

She has opposed the en masse relocation as inhumane.

His long-leaf fig, by contrast, adapts to relocation as easily as an army brat.

We discussed some financial support to help with relocation as well as practical help in looking for work within the NHS, which the HR director subsequently undertook".

However, the political difficulties will force the two sides to replace the current deadline of 2014 with vaguer language to complete the relocation "as soon as possible," Mr. Kitazawa said.

A previous draft of the deal to be thrashed out by nations included a "climate change displacement coordination facility" that would provide "organised migration and planned relocation", as well as compensation, to people fleeing rising sea levels, extreme weather and ruined agriculture.