Sentence examples for a definitive move from inspiring English sources

We await a definitive move, a sense that he is controlling events and not the reverse.

The Australians will be seeing more of Villa: he will play there next season, as he awaits a definitive move to New York and a team who do not even exist yet.

Plus, combined with 2012's The Dictator, it marks a definitive move away from the mockumentaries that made Baron Cohen so famous; though it's probably a little difficult not to get recognised in public now he's a big name landing bit parts in Les Misérables and Alice Through the Looking Glass.

If Glenn and Clarke want to show that the FA upholds the standards that apparently led them to conclude that Allardyce had to go, then making a definitive move to at least try to attempt some oversight of the vast sums of money now swilling around the top end of the game might be a good place to start.

The improvement in the quality of bonus target disclosure has been a triumph of collective shareholder action – the result is a definitive move to a market norm of full retrospective target disclosure to enable investors to assess the toughness of targets".

Intuit is the sole U.S. player that has made a definitive move to Europe with a mobile-payments-by-way-of-dongle system.

In the end, it's a PE firm, thereby meaning that neither of these two enterprise IT giants will be using an acquisition of the company to make a more definitive move into the marketing sphere to compete against Adobe, Oracle and others.

According to Cardinal, the period also signified the definitive move from "a studied inconsequentiality" and "unreadable gibberish" to "a seductive and fertile surrealist idiom".

But no definitive move was expected until next week.

He has entered his own film to see what no one else in the movie sees, show us what we need to see and make the definitive move that changes everything.

This week, in his first interview since taking over, he announced what final borders he intends Israel to have, and with that, implied that it will demarcate them without negotiating peace with the Palestinians first.Politically, it looks like the definitive move by Mr Olmert, who is technically still acting prime minister, to put his own stamp on the office and project a reassuring decisiveness.