Sentence examples for formally move from inspiring English sources

If federal supervision is waived, New Jersey would be able to formally move beyond a troubling era in which the delicate topics of race, politics and the police often collided.

Aides say they do not yet know whether Mrs. Robinson will formally move into the White House, but it is certain that Malia and Sasha's grandmother will be near at hand and available when her parents have to travel.

While it is still too early to tell whether Italy will emerge as a tough negotiating adversary once the UK does formally move ahead with Brexit, Renzi indicated that he did not think Britain should be offered much wiggle room when it comes to the issue of access to the single market and freedom of movement.

As had been expected, Scott Pruitt, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, said at an event in Kentucky that he would formally move to repeal what the E.P.A.'s Web site referred to as "the so-called 'Clean Power Plan.' " That plan had been central to the United States' commitment, under Paris, to reduce power-plant emissions by an estimated thirty per cent in coming years.

Following a review of morphology (Rubite, 2012) and additional phylogenetic investigations with increased taxon sampling (Figure 1), we here formally move a group of largely Philippine species previously in Begonia sect.

Thus, for a VUS, referral onwards to the genetics services is a necessary action; however, it is important for referring clinicians to convey to their patients that most VUS are not pathogenic, most remain of unclear significance and very few end up with sufficient additional evidence to formally move into IARC Class 4 (i.e. sufficiently certain to be used as a predictor of future risk).

The Department of Energy had formally moved to withdraw its proposal for the storage site.

The programs of the World Wrestling Federation formally moved to Viacom's TNN and MTV networks this week.

WASHINGTON — The last whimpers of the gun control debate in the Senate played out in anticlimactic fashion on Thursday as lawmakers began the process of formally moving on.

The government formally moved to preclude Blankfein from being cross-examined on "whether Goldman Sachs bears responsibility for the 2008 financial crisis".

As a result, the Homeland Security Department is not formally moving ahead with the program until it answers those questions, a department spokesman said.