Sentence examples for concerted move from inspiring English sources
It was unmistakably a carefully concerted move on the Russians' part, and occurred within a few days of Moscow's parallel bid to West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer on Dec. 27.
Mr. Putin's interview came after his protégé, President Dmitri A. Medvedev, spoke to several foreign news outlets this week as part of a concerted move by the Kremlin to counter Georgia's public relations offensive in the international media.
The concerted move by U.S. allies to participate in Beijing's flagship economic outreach project is a diplomatic blow to the United States and its efforts to counter the fast-growing economic and diplomatic influence of China.
Moreover, fear about antagonizing China and Southeast Asia's internecine dispute might make any concerted move unlikely.
A concerted move to lure Luis Suárez to Spain is also expected.
This spring he made his first concerted move away from film and back into television.
The seemingly concerted moves against Gambino and Colombo were directed by Dan iel P. Hollman of the Joint Strike Forces Combating Or ganized Crime in the Southern New York District and the Brooklyn Strike Force led by Denis E. Dillon.
This territory, however, is beginning to shrink, as firms of the titan variety like Amazon, JPMorgan and Berkshire Hathaway begin to make concerted moves to not only opt out, but to reinvent a more equitable and optimized alternative.
With the Europol drugs unit based in Holland, I hope the Dutch presidency will continue the work started by the Irish presidency in bringing forward coordinated and concerted action, moving these issues from the third pillar to the first pillar and getting more and more coordination and more and more cooperation between the Member States in tackling what is an evil and vile illicit business.
The state began concerted efforts to move Medicaid recipients into managed care plans in 1991, but the program's growth was slowed for years by legal, political and financial snags.
The delivery rate among 13- to 19-year-olds fell from 19.1 per 1,000 population to 14.9, reflecting concerted public health moves to cut teenage pregnancies.
