Sentence examples for apparent moves from inspiring English sources

But there have been no apparent moves to release the Taliban prisoners.

Syrian rebel groups of all stripes are alarmed by apparent moves towards the possible rehabilitation of Assad by his erstwhile opponents.

May's stated desire to move beyond the bravura language of the asbo, and apparent moves to refine the definition of antisocial behaviour, are certainly welcome, particularly if it frees the police from dealing with ill-founded and trivial complaints.

But the military has made no apparent moves to assert control over the government, despite the widespread perception among its ranks and the broader population that Pakistan's squabbling political elite is incapable of taking on the country's challenges.

For all Purnell's progress, whether it will come is a moot point: yesterday, it was telling that while people on the left were talking about his apparent moves towards them, voices on the Labour right were claiming that his standing down marked a blow to the party's "modernisers", and an implicit boost to those who allegedly want to lurch left.

And her campaign's apparent moves to limit her appearances in uncontrolled environments like news conferences and meetings with voters run counter to the political culture of Iowa and New Hampshire, even though such tactics are common for a candidate in the lead.

The apparent move beyond racism that arises through sameness ignores context, politics, and cultural translation.

But for all this speculation, the fact remained that there was as yet no apparent move to change leader.

Too much has been made about the Netherland's apparent move away from attacking to more pragmatic football.

Leftists have reacted strongly to Mr. Mao's essay, and the apparent move to delete Mao from official ideology.

In an apparent move to improve relations with the new Bulgarian government, Topenergy removed Lukanov from his post in July 1996.