Sentence examples for relocations of the from inspiring English sources

CHEN JIAGANG All the big, glossy color photographs in this Chinese artist's show were taken in the grim factory towns built in China's interior during the extensive relocations of the nineteen-sixties.

In some cases, the report says, government soldiers and the police are implicated in the robberies, rapes and forcible relocations of the very people they are supposed to protect.

Rabbi Fabian Schonfeld remembers a rare train conductor in the midst of the relocations of the Jews, who fished Mr. Schonfeld's phylacteries out of the trash where an SS officer had tossed them and returned them to the young man.

Steve Israel and Timothy H. Bishop joined with 21 colleagues in the United States House of Representatives, as well as with United States Senator Charles E. Schumer, to support legislation banning any closings or relocations of the agency for 12 months and ensure that no final decisions be made until the reauthorization of the 2007 farm bill next year.

This project is challenging, due to various relocations of the observational sites and the increasing effects of urbanisation.

Relocations of the capital city were also frequent and entailed extensive utilization of wood resources for the construction of new buildings.

Relocation of the critters, he said, was futile.

The fountain advertised the relocation of the local water supply to the pope's family palace.

A job change that meant a move across the country and the relocation of the family.

MLB--Announced Washington as its choice for the relocation of the Montreal Expos, subject to contingencies.

FOOTBALL Arena Football League AFL--Announced the relocation of the Albany Firebirds to Indianapolis.