Sentence examples for fact to move from inspiring English sources

But he added that the "true test" of Mr Zinni and Mr Burns's visit is to determine whether the intentions of Mr Arafat and the Palestinian leadership "are in fact to move the diplomatic process forward".

Often, it can be very smart, in fact, to move to a place with a lower cost of living.

"You would have thought that after a couple of decades that there'd be an awareness on the part of any Russian leader that the path forward is not to revert back to the kinds of practices that, you know, were so prevalent during the Cold War, but, in fact, to move forward with further integration with the world economy and to be a responsible international citizen," Obama said.

For we want, in fact, to move away from the back-room mentality, we want to move away from closed meetings between officials, between diplomats and between fifteen Heads of Government.

Many of the muscles attached to it are so arranged, in fact, as to move either the column itself or various segments of it.

His appointment in 2007, as party secretary of Chongqing, was in fact devised to move him out of Beijing and away from the seat of power.

"At the point where it appears that they are in fact prepared to move forward on the kind of path that all of us want to see, then we're going to be there ready to negotiate with them".

Battery Ventures was in fact prepared to move quickly to provide a successor because it has a partner, Cornel Faucher, whose sole job is maintaining a list of suitable candidates to lead the companies in which Battery invests.

Kaniel tells me that his company's mission in fact is to move away the click as much as possible.

As indicated in Figure  3, the WAD group in fact tended to move more smoothly for a given velocity than the controls.

There is a need to clarify the facts and to move quickly to allay fears".