Sentence examples for any move to make from inspiring English sources
He spoke against any move to make religion official.
Any move to make their discoveries public were inhibited by fear of retribution, he added.
Any move to make this process more transparent would be music to many ears, especially those of parents fighting forced academy conversions.
Mr. Díaz has made no secret of his displeasure and has vowed to block any move to make same-sex unions legal.
Robin Cook, the British foreign secretary, infuriated the French by promising to block any move to make defence one of the areas in which a limited number of EU members could forge ahead of the others.
Ibrahim told me that although she is committed to wearing the head scarf, as a token "of something religious inside me," she would strongly oppose any move to make head scarves compulsory: "If there is a law to impose the hijab on women, I would take off my veil".
Dr Hugh Milroy, the CEO of Veterans Aid, added: "For those who need it, the Military Covenant should be more than just an enabling document and I welcome any moves to make it more effective and relevant to real needs".
Because the agreement is an intergovernmental one, rather than an amendment of a European Union treaty, any moves to make sanctions easier to impose on nations that break deficit and debt limits are complex.
It will be tempting to join back-bench Labour MPs likely to vote against it, and try to defeat Mr Blair.If he resists this temptation, he may well be duffed up by his own right-wingers, who are also likely to squawk at any moves to make the party the voice of social as well as economic liberalism.
But regardless of rate cuts, be sure that the cost of any moves to make banks more secure – which will benefit not only them but the whole economy in the future – will be borne mostly by bank customers rather than bank shareholders.
Consistent with these views, many women were concerned about any moves to make the postnatal hospital stay shorter, especially for first time mothers.
