Sentence examples for discussion of moving from inspiring English sources

There has also been discussion of moving the performing arts center off ground zero to the site of the former Deutsche Bank building on Liberty Street.

All the new stadiums have again sparked discussion of moving the league's schedule to the fall-spring season employed in most of Europe.

There seems to have been some discussion of moving to a "launch on warning" policy, to fire Chinese weapons before incoming missiles land and destroy them.

While there has been much discussion of moving agencies and creating an "intelligence czar," the privatization of our spies has been largely overlooked.

I ask Rubin if there's ever any discussion of moving toward free-to-play, especially now that Call of Duty: Online will be a free-to-play game in China.

The very recent discussion of moving drugs and medical devices to the enterprise portfolio of the EU, rather than health, only serves as additional evidence (European Public Health Alliance [2014]).

Laurent Sury, an emergency coordinator for the charity Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), which has been working in Dunkirk since October, said: "We are worried as there have been almost six weeks of discussions of moving people and nothing has been done.

Although there has been discussion of Fiat moving its headquarters from Turin, Italy – where it's always been – to the United States, Mr. Marchionne has reassured Italy's industry minister that Fiat will not cut any jobs in its mother country.

Compared to the crop conference, there was rather limited discussion on the problem of moving new technologies (e.g. genetic modification) to developing countries.

She emphasized that President Bush had to negotiate immigration agreements with Congress and various political and business sectors, saying the discussions involved "a lot of moving parts".

The aim was to look ahead to a world living with the consequences of atomic weaponry, and to begin formal discussions of the "techniques of moving toward a world government," one of Hutchins' favorite metaphors.