Sentence examples for relocations into from inspiring English sources

"I know of more than 40 multinational companies that have been looking to undertake global and regional headquarter relocations into Britain," Varley said.

"I know of more than 40 multinational companies that have been looking to undertake global and regional headquarter relocations into Britain," Steve Varley, the UK chairman of Ernst & Young, said in May.

The industrial plant, especially in Latvia, had suffered wholesale destruction or relocation into the Russian interior.

It was an imperfect compromise on a deeply divisive issue, recalled the former South Carolina governor Jim Hodges, a Democrat who signed the flag's relocation into law.

Irate crowds greeted his arrival on Okinawa on Sunday with bright yellow signs that said "Anger," and showered him with jeering cries of "Go home!" And in Tokyo, opposition leaders and even members of his own governing coalition assailed him for having turned the relocation into a huge political issue, only to go back to the original agreement.

Execute without taking relocation into account.

This schedule is superior to other alternatives: Execute without taking relocation into account.

This article serves as a starting point for further research concerning the development and change of lifestyle for the nomads after their relocation into urban settlements.

The electricity-generation functionality of these marine biofilms was recuperated after their relocation into synthetic minimal media (i.e. up to about 3.8 A m−2 after a decay down to about 1 2 A m−2).

"One 100,000-square-foot relocation into downtown has the potential to turn the market overnight," he said.

Prior to the Chili Peppers relocation into the mansion, Frusciante and Kiedis collaborated at each other's homes, in order to arrange song structures and guitar riffs.