Sentence examples for Moving aside from from inspiring English sources
Moving aside from building coalitions external to the broader Muslim community, the development of intra-community coalitions is necessary.
In a study published in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin in March, they found that some younger people said they resented older people they perceived as acting younger than they are, consuming scarce resources such as health care, and not moving aside from high-paying jobs to make way for others.
I want to see private schools emerge and then the state just move aside from education".
The idea that older people should move aside from high-paying jobs and prominent social roles to make way for younger people.
It soon became clear that some dump bins had been moved aside from the main station thoroughfares by Network Rail or Transport for London staff.
The former Test captain has emerged as the clear front-runner to take up the new position which was created when Paul Downton last month moved aside from his job as the ECB's managing director.
Succession, the idea that older adults should move aside from high-paying jobs and prominent social roles to make way for younger people.
Nadal moved aside for Federer.
Rushdie explained: There's a conventional wisdom about the life of Akbar, which holds that while the young emperor was entranced by this world's fantasy, he grew up to put aside childish things — moving away from the dragon world toward the world of philosophy and wisdom.
At some point Gagarin knew he must have lifted off, but the exact moment was elusive, identified with precision only by the electrical relays of the gantry's hold-down arms as they moved aside, the four clamps disconnecting from the rocket's flanks within a single hundredth of a second of each other.
