Sentence examples for firm move from inspiring English sources

But it is Everton who have made the firm move.

At least Mr Samaras has now won brownie points with his unexpectedly firm move against neo-Nazis.

Much attention has been paid to so-called "transfer pricing", the prices at which subsidiaries of the same firm move goods across national boundaries.

His suggestion that the firm move to New Jersey was rejected, but his insistence on regular evacuation drills meant that, on September 11th 2001, all but six of Morgan Stanley's 2,800 staff in the World Trade Centre survived.

Maryland's governor, Larry Hogan, has been toying with the idea, as has the former governor of Ohio John Kasich, but Weld remains the only person who has so far made any firm move.

Fortunately, as a result of protests by leading commission members, such as Cardinal Léger, of Montreal, and a discreet but firm move on the part of the lay auditors, two days later another letter came from Cardinal Cicognani stating that the Pope was only offering suggestions and not ordering an amendment.

Move-In Day Is Not Carved in Stone CONSTRUCTION delays are part and parcel of any new development, so it should come as no surprise that if you're signing a lease in a brand-new rental building, a firm move-in date can be elusive.

That is because buying a new home is a bit of a gamble, with no guarantee of a firm move-in date, and to take advantage of the government credit, a home would need to be ready before the Nov. 30 expiration date.

Another manufacturing firm moved its operations to Vietnam in 2004.

Last year, the firm moved its office to Jamaica.

The auto repair shop moved in 14 years ago; the construction firm moved in six years ago.