Sentence examples for further moves from from inspiring English sources

But for Governments keen to foster further moves from road to rail - especially for airport journeys - the troublesome fact is that many of the affected passengers are occasional train users.

Shirley Clarke's 1967 "Portrait of Jason," as if aiming to take the "truth" of cinéma vérité one step further, moves from the tipsy reminiscences (drinks supplied) of an aspiring hustling entertainer, Jason Holliday, to a dubious interrogation of his sexuality, as he chuckles throughout.

There has been no further move from Arsenal since they bid £40,000,001 for the former Ajax striker on 24 July.

In some instances, stolen livestock from Botswana could be herded illegally into Zimbabwe where they are further moved from the area of entry and later driven back into Botswana at a different locality where they are then reared or sold.

The following week, the song climbed to number 75; the week her album 4 was released, it further moved from number 58 to number 29 on the Hot 100 chart dated July 16 , 2011

It is also interesting to further move from interaction to module level, which identifies module biomarkers [ 33- 35] in biological networks.

Research of this kind could facilitate further moves away from compliance towards adherence and increasing patient empowerment, for example through patient-centred processes such as shared decision-making.

These hyper-strict structures were a further move away from Marni's original whimsical image.

Maxsted said 61% of Westpac's energy lending went towards renewables but he would not give a timetable for a further move away from fossil fuel investments.

To further move away from its heavy dependence on Burger King, Equity is shifting more of its emphasis to retail toys.

The classical Palladian style began to dominate European architecture during the 17th century, causing a further move away from the use of keeps.