Sentence examples for be moved therefore from inspiring English sources

As he wrote to Leibniz, "Since it is impossible that I should not always have remained myself, whether I had married or lived in celibacy, the individual concept of myself contained neither of these two states; just as it is well to infer: this block of marble is the same whether it be at rest or be moved; therefore neither rest nor motion is contained in its individual concept".

On Thursday, a mental health tribunal ruled that he no longer required clinical treatment and could therefore be moved back into the mainstream prison system.

Learning of EBM should therefore be moved from classrooms to clinical settings.

In addition, animals from bTB-infected cannot be moved to other herds, therefore decreasing the likeness of removal of infected animals from the herd before detection.

This analysis is thus of crucial importance for the interpretation of the rest of the data in this paper and should therefore be moved, together with the kymographs, to the main figures.

Most of the proteins, mRNAs, and organelles required for cellular growth and function are produced in the cell body and must, therefore, be moved down the axon to the synaptic terminals.

The referendum would therefore would be moved to 16 March, and would serve only to confirm parliament's vote.

The Southern position was that slaves were property and therefore could be moved to the territories like all other forms of property.

This should therefore either be moved to the Discussion section or completely removed.

Floor fountains are freestanding indoor water features that do not require installation and, therefore, can be moved.

But London City said National Air Traffic Control must be consulted over the potential impact on radar systems, noting "the gondalas will be moving and therefore may have a slightly different effect than a static element of the building".