Sentence examples for decided to move now from inspiring English sources

Moody's decision to cut the rating without awaiting the detail of Osborne's 20 March budget may surprise some economists, but it decided to move now because of the evidence of a "high and rising debt burden".

Senior Republican aides said one of the reasons that the House leaders had decided to move now is that they wanted to head off any effort by the bill's supporters to delay its effect until after the 2002 elections.

Now, it looks like Jurvetson may have decided to move on instead.

Did a global awakening of conscience spur the world armies to move?" We believe that Western countries, especially the United States, decided to move against Syria now to serve [US] interests only.

We decided to move East, because now, with two little ones and the potential of my dying — back then I was supposed to live, at best, three years — I wanted to be where my twin sister could help my husband raise the kids".

She decided to move towards live examples, now filming falconers at work.

After the trust initiative was safely underway, Mr. Drury decided to move on; he is now a theater director and arts consultant and an associate director of the Abbey, Ireland's national theater.

Favre disputed the notion that he does not want to play for Green Bay and said that while he understands the organization has decided to move on, they should now allow him to do the same.

But JPMorgan officials have now decided to move that unit instead to Bear Stearns's glass tower in Midtown Manhattan.

They have now decided to move back to the United States, but say that the experience has been a good one.

Designed before the Modern decided to move to Third Street, they now turn their backs on the museum and the hundreds of thousands of art lovers it attracts each year.