Sentence examples for should be relocated to from inspiring English sources

Washington's home plate should be relocated to its rightful place.

Britain's leading cultural institutions such as the British Museum and the Royal Opera House should be relocated to cities in the north of England.

Some experts say the 280kg bear should be recaptured and castrated, but animal rights organisations believe he should be relocated to a remote northern wilderness, away from humans.

The settlers should be relocated to existing settlements or as close to the Green Line as possible — all areas that are assumed to become part of Israel if there is ever a peace agreement.

The old adage that "a woman's place is in the kitchen," perhaps should be relocated to the boardroom, in light of the contributions and skills that female board members bring to the table, as supported by the data.

On April 26th, Naz Shah, a Muslim M.P. from Bradford, who was elected in 2015, admitted sharing Facebook posts the previous year that suggested that Israelis should be "relocated" to the U.S. "Problem solved," she wrote.

Furthermore, NRBC-positive intensive care patients should not be relocated to a normal ward but should obtain ongoing intensive care treatment.

Small pacemaker centres may be particularly exposed to this, and education should probably be relocated to larger hospitals.

Bibi: Why on earth should the UN be relocated to Tehran?! What have you got to offer?

When Sleepy Hollow took Tarrytown to court over the Ferry Landings project, it was over whether an asphalt plant on the river should be relocated closer to Sleepy Hollow.

But at ABC, Burke found himself chafing under Eisner's increasing micromanagement, particularly when the chief executive decided ABC's headquarters should be relocated from New York to Burbank to be closer to Disney.