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61) “Cities keep careful track of their finances, but a bond rating doesn’t tell us how people feel or why they want to raise a family here or relocate a business here,” Mr. Curtatone said.

62) Q: Would you be willing to relocate to another city?

63) Take steps to correct these hazards - secure or relocate heavy items as appropriate.

64) If you are from a different geographical region and seeking to relocate to that particular area, most colleges are willing to accommodate your special request to attend.

65) Relocate photocopiers , which produce ozone, away from the general work area.

66) You might want to relocate applications to avoid downtime resulting from scheduled maintenance or to improve performance by moving an application to a more powerful server.

66) Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.

67) All right. Can you relocate if you're hired by us?

68) Marini says that choosing to relocate to Silicon Valley was essential to Logitech's success.

69) By keeping installation in the regression suite, I'm assured at all times that I can reliably and inexpensively relocate any version of my development to a customer's machine.

70) MSF calls on the government and UNHCR to relocate the refugees to Ifo Two immediately.

71) For as the coral reefs die, so do the larger fish that would feed upon the smaller fish sustained by the reefs also die, or have to relocate.

72) The fast growth pace of urbanization has created two planning opportunities – one to relocate and redevelop an existing part of town, and the other at creating a new urban hub.

73) We had to relocate the office because the rent was too high.