Sentence examples for supports relocating from inspiring English sources

The Israeli government supports relocating the embassy.

Mr. Suozzi says that he now fully supports relocating the carousel to Baldwin.

The F.B.I. has told Justice that it supports relocating the firearms operation "with its existing authorities intact," the official said.

Nungesser said the Plaquemines Parish master plan supports relocating the New Orleans & Gulf Coast Railway, or NOGC line, away from Belle Chasse--the Chasse--the Chasse--theish.

In other poll results, an overwhelming majority of respondents said that they would support relocating Trump to any number of other foreign destinations, including Russia, the Philippines, and "that station where scientists live at the South Pole".

"They think it makes more sense to recognize risk and reduce exposure". Among the survey's respondents, 48percentt favor sand dune restoration and 33percentt favor efforts to maintain beaches with sand replenishment, while 37percentt support relocating structures away from the coast and 33percentt support constructing sea walls.

This also could be supported by relocating money within Hackney council's budget.

It is understood that there is little support for relocating out of London on the grounds that ministers, who will continue to be based around Whitehall, need to be accountable to parliament.

The government polled 16 District Councils, fourteen of which voted in support of relocating the pier to the new water-front.

To house and support the relocated Theater Arts program, Building W97's systems and infrastructure have been upgraded, and the interior now includes rehearsal spaces, design and faculty studios, offices, costume and scene design shops, dressing rooms, and a two-story theater performance space.

As an advocate for Alaska's Native communities, Robin Bronen points to a bureaucratic Catch-22 — villages cannot get government support to relocate in the face of climate-induced threats, but they are no longer receiving funds to repair their crumbling infrastructure.