"Maggy has been a key mover in bringing peace and a future to Ruyigi," says Jane Moyo from the NGO ActionAid, who nominated her for the Award.
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., who financed the project (and whose son, Nelson, should have known better than to be a key mover behind the trade center), got into it because the Metropolitan Opera had its eyes on a piece of land for a new house, which was not the same as being willing to pay for it.
He's a key mover behind Athena, the project to build the largest X-ray space telescope the world has ever seen - the absolute maximum size you could fit on the top of a mighty Ariane 5 rocket, something like 13m in length.
"He was a key mover, and I admired that about him".
A key mover in the debate was the sense that Labour might talk about voting reform but they would not have the parliamentary strength or the internal discipline in the Labour party to deliver it.
Others, presumably impressed by his style, portrayed him as a key mover and shaker.
"If you take climate change seriously, it is extremely dangerous not to enable this technology for use in refineries, steel, cement, gas and coal plants," said Frederic Hauge, the founder of the Bellona Foundation, a key mover in Norway's CCS project.
The literature regarding entry timing suggests that pioneering orientation (PO) is a key determinant factor of new product performance (NPP) due to 'first mover advantages'.
Cairo mover and shaker Mahmoud Refat – who manages Sadat and Alaa Fifty Cent, and runs the city's only dubplate-cutting facility and the 100Copies studio – has been a key figure in popularising the chaabi sound in Egypt and beyond.
Third, there could be a risk of being a mover.
