Sentence examples for genuine moves from inspiring English sources

If there are no genuine moves to cut emissions, then the study claims these are the years we can look forward to.

They see a master strategist who has changed his tactics but not his main idea, which is to forestall as long as he can any genuine moves toward Palestinian independence.

"One way or another," said Shavit, Netanyahuu should have made a genuine move on the Palestinian front that would have made genuine moves on the Iranian front possible, that would have made dealing with the core of the Israeli-Palestinian dispute possible at a later stage".

"If you want to live in a Republican state with very conservative right-wing laws, then there's a place called Arizona".. USC historian Kevin Starr told the LA Times that secession attempts are not necessarily genuine moves to cleave the state, but rather a way to bring frustrations to light.

Whether this is a genuine move to ventilate real-life artistic despair, or simply self-indulgent posing, is impossible to determine; either way, the sequence feels wildly misjudged.

They said that the business had real potential to change the energy system and was a truly disruptive innovation that showed a "genuine move towards systemic change".

As a result Spain will try to hang on to its subsidies, even when an expanded EU has let in the much poorer countries of Eastern Europe.There was, however, a genuine move to more majority voting in some important areas.

Sustained diplomatic pressure might persuade the generals to allow some scope for further changes after the constitution is adopted maybe, one distant day, setting in train a genuine move towards civilian rule.

All these discoveries did not lead to the first genuine moving picture sequence". In another paragraph, Ceram elaborates on his position: "What matters in history is not whether certain chance discoveries take place, but whether they take effect". Curiously, the profuse illustrations of the English language edition (1965), collected by Olive Cook, openly contradict these statements.

The transcript, as far as I can tell, has yet to be leaked online, but the video (God bless the Queen) shows a genuine, moving moment that highlights what Angelou does so well as a poet: speak with singular meaning to a collective of mostly disparate people.

Unless and until these leaders embrace not just the rhetoric of democracy but also the spirit of competition that goes with it, it seems unlikely that we will witness a genuine move toward democratic consolidation on the African continent.