Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

Richard went on a mission to force Shell to relocate residents away from both plants.

Under pressure from the Belarusian authorities, he was forced to relocate to Russia in 1997.

We fix it, but most importantly, we relocate it.

Thousands of victims have had to relocate, seeking refuge.

Alaghie is appealing for support to relocate out of Senegal.

This has also meant that ONS's head office will relocate to South Wales.

The talks took place, but no decision to relocate the dump was made.

Domestic industries that face foreign competition are beginning to close down or relocate abroad.

Some go to study, some relocate for a job or to start new ventures.

Financial capital can cross borders far more easily, and physical capital can relocate almost as quickly.

Financial capital can cross borders far more easily, and physical capital can relocate almost as quickly.

Just four months ago they promised to relocate us, but it didn t go any further than just promises.

It took several months to relocate the crew and equipment arrived in September, and filming started on January 7, 1981.

No longer trapped in a single country by fears of adverse currency movements, firms can relocate anywhere within the euro zone.

Another strategy would be to relocate some of the staff, including those in functional departments, to regional offices in the field.

This means encouraging domestic entrepreneurs to manufacture goods for export and inviting the world s top companies to relocate production to India.

Five days later, however, prosecutors added fraud charges that prompted a judge to relocate Belov s pretrial detention to a state prison.

She'd just taken a break to have a baby when her husband's company decided to relocate him to the United States.

This makes many pathogens evolutionary land mines awaiting us as we relocate to novel habitats, move species around, and alter existing ecosystems.

They were given the choice to relocate to a less problematic area as the state media described, or to leave the country.

Removing this gateway would be problematic for Indian businesses in the UK, who may choose to relocate and direct investment someplace else.

He expects that within the next 50 years, the 100,000 people that live there will have to relocate to New Zealand or Australia.

Nearly 20,000 people died as a result of the massive temblor and resulting tidal wave, and nearly 230,000 people were forced to relocate.

For example, the Venezuelan and Colombian governments were confronted with the need to relocate tens of thousands of families displaced by floods in 2010.

The success of the Stars may have had a hand in the decision by the struggling Jazz to relocate to Salt Lake City in 1979.

There must be a tipping point at which some combination of higher taxation, more burdensome regulation, and a hostile political climate causes financial firms to relocate.

Similarly, direct investment by Japanese firms is increasing as they relocate production facilities to China to capitalize on lower labor costs and high quality engineering talent.

Guy Barter, chief horticultural adviser to the RHS, said Container gardening, for example, is especially popular with renters who can move their plants when they relocate.

In 2008, the village of Kivalina, Alaska, sued several large energy companies, claiming that global warming had diminished sea ice formation, forcing the village to relocate.

The new drama, about a recently widowed father who decides to relocate to seaside New Zealand with his two children, averaged a very impressive 1.219 million viewers.

Overall, it seems the plan is to encourage Iranian websites to relocate their hosting to Iran by discriminatory pricing of the bandwidth for domestic versus international Internet connections.

The current governor will likely block any construction to relocate a base on the island, exercising a de facto veto, particularly with the gubernatorial election due in late November.

The new members could, of course, benefit from investment pouring in from current EU countries. After all, for many West European companies the existence of a common economic area and, eventually, an enlarged monetary union will make it easy to relocate their operations to those parts of Europe with lower costs but identical legal standards.

Migrant Workers Task Force have no office or official organization, but have been meeting regularly at Zico House in Hamra and will soon relocate some of their activities to Migrant House in Nabaa.

Politicians tend to argue that, although some plumbers migrate to the West and companies relocate to the East, the West will enjoy more jobs in net terms due to the likely expansion of its exports.

Politicians tend to argue that, although some plumbers migrate to the West and companies relocate to the East, the West will enjoy more jobs in net terms due to the likely expansion of its exports.

This makes many pathogens evolutionary land mines awaiting us as we relocate to novel habitats, move species around, and alter existing ecosystems. Nevertheless, most resources are still being allocated for responses to known EID s rather than to assessing the risk of potential EID s.

So he learnt, from Kapitonich, from his nurse, from Nadenka, and from Vasily Lukich, but not from his teachers.

Far from eye far from heart.

(i) Two from those elected from African States, two from those elected from Eastern European States and two from those elected from Western European and other States

Musawwira from Ghana, Hadya from Pakistan, Jaleel from Iran who uses fire.

She comes from their sweat, from jasmine.

From which Surah is this Ayah from?

Where are you from? I'm from Paris.