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co-locate [koʊˈloʊkeɪt] VERBO intr

to be co-located (with)

estar coubicado (con)

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inglês

If all partners eventually agree to co-locate and the provincial government supports the idea with funding, a "hub" could become a reality in 5 years, or perhaps less.

www.quintenews.com

In addition to those closures, 50 other sites would co-locate to bring local authority services under a single roof.

uk.news.yahoo.com

The city had agreed to allow the charters, which are public schools that are operated with more autonomy, to co-locate in buildings with traditional public schools.

townhall.com

Other companies could also co-locate their broadband and mobile services on these towers.

www.stuff.co.nz

Plans were under way to co-locate the three businesses in a single building "opening up even more synergistic opportunities", it said.

www.stuff.co.nz

She also decided to co-locate lawyers with the three lines of business (all in the same building).

www.canadianlawyermag.com

Companies that are prepared to co-locate more of their teams to universities facilities, so that their researchers work near academics.

www.smh.com.au

The renovation of the hall will enable the university to co-locate currently dispersed humanities departments under one roof.

news.yale.edu

The report said post offices will have to diversify, add services or co-locate with other businesses to stay afloat.

www.irishexaminer.com

There have been solutions where boards work together and found a way to co-locate schools.

barrie.ctvnews.ca