Sentence examples for that could be relocated from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the building's 56,000-square-foot site included outdoor and garage parking for 84 cars, space that could be relocated to make room for additional construction.

"It was quite a blighted section, with radio and electronic shops in old structures, clothing stores, bars and many other businesses that could be relocated without much anguish," he later wrote.

The expulsion of inspectors from Iraq three years ago has rendered future inspections worthless; everything that could be relocated has been moved and hidden in mosques, schools, hospitals, farms, private homes.

Skateboarders have gathered in central London to support a skate park that could be relocated.

You don't think that you could be relocated," she says.

It would be comforting to be able to worship at the altar of science if that altar could be relocated to a church or a synagogue or a mosque or a Buddhist temple.

Some speculated that the paper could be relocated as far away as Marin County.

Avis plans to focus on its more profitable customers and warned that underperforming rental outlets could be relocated to areas with lower costs or where they were likely to attract more customers.

Though P-22 could be relocated, biologists say that he is safer in the park; mountain lions are extremely territorial, and moving one onto an established population's turf is risky.

He also says that since county funds support the shelter, it could be relocated anywhere in the county.

Until about 10 years ago, when there was little hope that large numbers of developing country home deliveries could be relocated to hospitals, many efforts were made to upgrade the skills of HBAs.