Sentence examples for will be relocated in from inspiring English sources

By January 2016 it will be relocated in our community centre and library.

The foundation has now sold the cast-aluminum sculpture for $740,000, and it will be relocated in the spring to National Harbor, a $2 billion waterfront project under construction in Prince George's County in Maryland.

The company has said it is consolidating 24 call centers into 17; the AFL-CIO claims the jobs will be relocated in the Philippines and Latin America.

During the next few years, five tertiary hospitals will be established in Pudong, Minhang, Baoshan, Jiading, and Nanhui; three secondary level hospitals will be upgraded to tertiary B level hospitals in Chongming, Nanhui, and Qingpu; and one tertiary hospital will be relocated in Jinshan.

Eventually, the tenants will be relocated elsewhere in the Bronx, and Related will redevelop the site.

Corporate offices will be shifted to AT&T's less luxurious campus in Bedminster, and other offices will be relocated to properties in Bridgewater and Mount Kemble.

Under the swap deal, up to 800 new boat arrivals to Australia will be relocated to Malaysia; in return, Australia will accept 4,000 people registered refugees living in Malaysia.

Others will be relocated to offices in Chicago and Atlanta, while an undetermined number will be laid off, Mr. Geylin said.

For 10 weeks beginning in mid-August, the winner, who will be relocated to an apartment in Chicago, will be filmed receiving boot-camp-style carpentry training from experts.

Most of the people affected will be migrant coca-leaf pickers, who will be relocated to agricultural jobs in other areas.

So by the fall of 2005, Southampton's undergraduates, now numbering 1,200 students, will be relocated to the 300-acre C.W. Post Campus in Brookville, where the enrollment is now 12,000 full- and part-time students.