Sentence examples for seeks to relocate from inspiring English sources

Australia has also paid Cambodia more than $55m so far under a "regional resettlement program" that seeks to relocate refugees to a third country permanently.

For professional and personal reasons, he sought to relocate to the Northeast from California.

The United Nations refugee agency would then seek to relocate the residents to other countries, most likely as refugees.

Local communities attacked (understandably) the institute's plan as insensitive to the populations it sought to relocate.

Xerox had announced it was seeking to relocate to smaller quarters in Stamford or elsewhere in lower Fairfield County, Conn.

But the museum has closed and is seeking to relocate, so Mr. Thompson plans either to sell the distinctive little car or lend it to an auto museum.

Since its founding in 1816, the American Colonization Society had sought to relocate free blacks to Africa, where, it was argued, they would enjoy greater freedom.

In a statement, Kenneth Adams, the chief executive of Empire State Development, said the box "will be a great way to show off Buffalo and the region to businesses seeking to relocate to our state.

The New Britain tool manufacturer sought to relocate its business in name only to Bermuda to save money on taxes, a move that many employees believed would have increased outsourcing of work overseas, resulting in layoffs.

Football League spokesman John Nagle said: "The board has requested that Wimbledon FC supply further information relating to this application to enable it to make a fully informed decision, a policy in line with previous applications from clubs seeking to relocate to a new stadium".

"It is not that these other towns have more to offer than Stratford; it is that these towns have a single person who manages the town and can be a single point of contact for those entities seeking to relocate or expand.