Sentence examples for relocations last year from inspiring English sources

The city pulled in 35 corporate relocations last year, adding 6,000 jobs, and the city and state governments this year approved some $30 million in incentives to induce Apple to build a new campus for its Americas Operations unit.

Once it begins its various relocations next month, the Bronx River Art Center may experience its own dimmings and brightenings of spirit.

We've had close to 300 business relocations since 2005, which was when we started tracking it, and what's interesting is that less than 15 percent of the relocations post-9/11 are financial services.

The government there has tracked 25 partial home-bound relocations this year, the first time it had announced such a figure.

When the Federal Aviation Administration approved the relocation last fall, the Natural Resources Defense Council and other groups sued.

So it's not surprising that Oklahoma City wasn't even on the N.B.A.'s list of potential candidates for expansion or relocation three years ago.

Management staff have been preaching since England's arrival two weeks ago that they cannot afford to let chances slip by as they seek to follow up their Ashes success by becoming the first tourists to win here since Pakistan's relocation five years ago.

Table 5 Cost-saving percentages of selected factories Factory 1 2 3 Total machine relocation 30.29 39.87 56.05 Machine setup 34.10 23.49 29.61 Inter-cell material handling 28.41 47.66 37.48 Total cost of the objective function 31.12 34.60 47.14.

* Plans 100 new UK stores after relocation this year (Writes through, adds comment from EMEA boss).

Starbucks also said it would open 100 new stores in the UK, creating 1,000 new jobs, after the relocation this year.

A popular vocational center at Van Nuys Airport that has trained thousands of aviation mechanics during its 40-year history faces closure or relocation next year if the Los Angeles Unified School District can no longer afford to keep the facility open.