Sentence examples for with relocating from inspiring English sources

Lincoln's toying with relocating African-Americans was his admission that whites in power and freed blacks might never be able to get along.

Namely the simplistic metric, the location of sites to be rehabilitated, risk factors associated with relocating habitats and wildlife, monitoring and the need to make any scheme mandatory.

Mr. Tepper Marlin said that after Sept. 11, Mr. Bloomberg was able to persuade many businesses that had flirted with relocating to New Jersey to remain in New York City.

The state is not sending out i.o.u.'s to creditors, students at state schools are not holding sit-ins in dormitories, and Albany, unlike Sacramento, has not had to grapple with relocating a tent city for the homeless.

Shakhtar Donetsk have coped admirably with relocating to Lviv during the Ukraine conflict but that was before losing Douglas Costa to Bayern and Luiz Adriano to Milan this summer.

A state report on rising sea levels, issued on the last day of Gov. David A. Paterson's administration in 2010, suggested that erecting structural barriers to restrain floodwaters could be part of a broader approach, along with relocating buildings and people farther from the coasts.

In this research, we delineated active fault zones from ASTER image draped on ASTER DEM, together with relocated earthquakes.

-- Interview 23 with relocated resident whose original house in the high-risk zone was damaged but not destroyed.

Mr. Weisz said he is seeking to fill the new upscale office space in the main building with companies relocating to the suburbs and with local companies.

Two other primaries will have pupils relocated by next Tuesday, with some relocating by Friday.

Bank One merged with First Chicago, relocating to the suburbs and Chicago, and Midland Insurance was acquired by Swiss Re, abandoning 100,000 square feet of office space.