Sentence examples for to relocate elsewhere from inspiring English sources

"Rising electricity prices in Germany are making German products less competitive and encouraging firms to relocate elsewhere," the report said.

Investment incentive, policy implemented by government to promote the establishment of new businesses or to encourage existing businesses to expand or not to relocate elsewhere.

For some, that could even be positive: if new startups can't get traction in the US, they may decide to relocate elsewhere.

When team owners threaten to relocate elsewhere if they do not get a new stadium, community officials should first make a sober assessment of how much a stadium deal will cost, Noll advised.

The city's central business district will take several months to recover, earthquake recovery minister Gerry Brownlee said, adding that "most of the services, in fact all of the services that are offered in the CBD, will need to relocate elsewhere".

While the association's members cite a number of reasons for wanting to relocate elsewhere, including getting away from traffic congestion on West 28th Street and a lack of parking for customers and suppliers, another lure for relocating is the association's estimate that moving to a modern facility in a favorable location would double sales to $170 million annually.

An article in some editions last Thursday about a bookstore in the East Village that raised enough money to survive and relocate elsewhere in the neighborhood rendered the store's name incorrectly.

Those planning to travel or relocate elsewhere, or who were participating in another HIV intervention study were excluded from participation.

That means a dwindling rationale to base manufacturing inside the EU, and indeed, Honda plans to move production back to Japan rather than relocate elsewhere in Europe.

Opponents say that the tax could threaten London's success as a financial hub, as companies would relocate elsewhere to avoid higher charges.

While Americans want the private sector to "behave" and act as responsible producers, as soon as a company threatens to close their operations and relocate elsewhere, they don't want rules and regulations enforced that might cost them their livelihoods -- for they are solely dependent on jobs.