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31) Employees are bound to be concerned about their future prospects should they decide to relocate.

32) The Democrats need to relocate the middle ground between rubber-stamping nominees who are unacceptable and abusing the confirmation process.

33) The federal government is offering attractive tax breaks to corporations that relocate in areas of high unemployment.

34) Two directors passed posters on their way to work and phoned once they realized the need to relocate.

35) There may still be time to persuade the authorities to relocate her rather than remove her from the wild.

36) Before taking any decision to relocate, organisations should consider carefully whether relocation is the answer to their problems.

37) A sniper who doesn't relocate isn't normal.

38) The management decided to relocate the factory in Bristol.sentencedict.com/relocate.html

39) Relocate System Management Interrupt vector for all CPU in the system.

40) The company said they would reinforce areas and relocate residents if necessary.

41) My response to those accusations was to relocate to Madrid – the only city in Europe where I could unravel the Islamic Andalusian influences that pervade Spanish culture.

42) One use of the base address is to relocate the memory image of the program during dynamic linking.

43) Earlier this week Siemens said it would relocate accounting staff to the Czech capital Prague to save costs.

44) You'll get bonus points if you are willing and able to relocate without a company's assistance.

45) Meanwhile, the government of Uttar Pradesh says that they are planning to relocate the farmers.

46) A method is suggested in this paper to get clearer image for moving targets by using frequency modulation rate of them and to relocate the moving targets in radar image by moving the Doppler spectrum.

47) The first step of the process is to surgically relocate nerves that signal absent muscles.

48) You can relocate anywhere if you can get off this globe.

49) Will you have to travel or relocate for your job?

50) Hundreds of millions of federal dollars will be needed to buy land, raze buildings and relocate residents, since this financially desperate city does not have the means to do it on its own.

51) "These are intangible assets that are easier to relocate than factories, " he told swissinfo.ch. "These are increasingly high-value assets that do not require a large workforce to manage.

52) Financial problems forced him to close the house and relocate the family to Europe in the early 1890s.

53) David: Yes, I wondered if I would be expected to relocate.

54) Simonson's team expected to relocate the body during their high level search.

55) However, the right thing to do is to refactor the code and relocate the object declaration.

56) To pause to relocate a scent . Used of hunting dogs.

57) Since you don't want to relocate your WC, just abort this dialog.

58) Relocates the work site the reward standard by to relocate the human respectively to determine voluntarily that the capriciousness is quite big.

59) One day, the error report started logging problems about a bad block being unable to relocate itself on one of the disks.

60) To comply with the Base Realignment and Closure legislation of 2005, DISA will relocate to the new 95-acre site by September 2011 from its primary headquarters in Arlington, Va.