Sentence examples for the relocation that from inspiring English sources

The Louisiana Office of Community Development formed a new advisory committee for the relocation that included the daughter of the island's marina owner, who is a Houma citizen.

On "The Hughleys," the star plays a self-made businessman who moves his family to a white suburb, a fictional version of the relocation that Mr. Hughley and his wife actually made in the mid-1990's.

ifficult is the relocation that in April America and Japan agreed to unlink it from other parts of their 2006 agreement the return of other bases in the south of Okinawa and the relocation of 9,000 marines from Futenma to Guam.

So difficult is the relocation that in April America and Japan agreed to unlink it from other parts of their 2006 agreement the return of other bases in the south of Okinawa and the relocation of 9,000 marines from Futenma to Guam.

Immigration effects include: health selection [ 6], acculturation and the stress of relocation that may erode health advantage [ 7], and distrust of Western medicine with a preference for seeking out traditional health care providers.

A number of explanations are postulated for this, including health selection[ 9], acculturation and the stress of relocation that may erode health advantage [ 10], and distrust of Western medicine with a preference for seeking out traditional health care providers.

"I recommend that Cyprus should adopt and immediately announce even more liberal financial service policies than it already has so that it can try to take advantage of the inevitable relocations that will occur during the period of confusion," he is quoted as saying.

CORRECTION: A previous version of this article mischaracterized the protests as the reason that some United Nations Security Council members called for a meeting; rather, it was the announcement of the embassy's relocation that prompted calls for a meeting.

It must have been the way Bud Selig addressed the subject of relocation that caught his listeners off-guard and prompted many of them to misquote or misunderstand him.

Sense of place provides a new perspective for understanding the phenomenon of relocation that households face with the threat of geological disasters.

The second day of the Next North Symposium at the Anchorage Museum was devoted almost entirely to discuss the severe coastal erosion and potential relocation that the Iñupiat community of Kivalina along the Chukchi Sea coast is facing.