Sentence examples for relocations over the from inspiring English sources

So she wrapped each body in a blanket and towel and stored them in a box that she carried with her through several family relocations over the next decade.

The objective of this study was to describe the rates of residential relocations over the course of 10.5 years and evaluate differences in these relocation rates according to gender and decedent status.

Due to the broader researches in location and relocation problems, decision makers selected the locations that can be effective for a time period, relocations over the long term, timing of facility expanded and changing demands that occur during the time simultaneously.

Don't get excited, I haven't been up to anything grand or illicit, I have merely endured the appalling experience of residential relocation over the bank holiday weekend.

The relocation of migrants from the high school follows a string of high-profile relocations in Paris over the last few months — including the use of riot police to violently dismantle a makeshift camp on rue Pajol in Paris' 18th arrondissement in June, and other, more peaceful dispersals in the La Chapelle area in June and in September near the Austerlitz train station.

Donald Fehr, the new executive director of the N.H.L. Players Association, said Thursday that a newly hired assistant who has opposed the N.H.L. over franchise relocations was not the "shot across the bow" it has been described as in some quarters.

As part of the plan, JDA, whose software lets retail companies plan their inventory to meet customer demand, said it recently offered relocation to over 150 developers and client support staff who are based in offices around the United States and Britain to its Scottsdale, Ariz., location.

The committee suggests that any exodus of fintech companies from London might be more likely to benefit the next most developed global financial services hub, New York, rather than flow into less developed European centers — suggesting short term relocations might go over the pond, rather than over the channel.

Robert Hess, an executive managing director in the consulting division of Newmark Grubb Knight Frank, has seen Austin rise to prominence on many employers' lists of preferred cities for relocation and expansion over the last 25 years.

Moreover, network configuration decisions concerning the gradual relocation of facilities over the planning horizon are considered.

The Home Office expects "several hundred" Syrians to arrive as part of the Vulnerable Persons Relocation (VPR) scheme over the next three years.