Sentence examples for has moved to change from inspiring English sources

The Army has moved to change that, but experts like Mr. Carter call the effort inadequate.

Mr. Hayward has moved to change BP's culture, despite some initial skepticism.

The CEFC funded a smaller $60m loan program for a community housing in 2015 and, while the government has moved to change its investment mandate, investing in energy efficiency has been a core part of the organisation's brief since it was set up as part of the former government's carbon pricing package.

Congress has moved to change this state of affairs.

Qatar has moved to change controversial laws on foreign workers amid mounting criticism ahead of the 2022 World Cup.

In the past year cities in 10 different states have moved to change the name to Indigenous People's Day, the largest being in Phoenix, Arizona.

Verizon Wireless may also been have moved to change its mind when the Federal Communications Commission put out word earlier Friday that it thought the company's actions merited closer scrutiny.

The Senate and House have moved to change the situation by placing in a corporate responsibility bill a provision designed to protect corporate whistle-blowers by preventing public companies from "discharging or otherwise discriminating against" employees who disclose information to federal regulators, Congress or their own supervisors.

One of the interesting things about the era that we are now in is how many states have moved to change the mechanisms of voting in a way that many criticize as making it harder for people to vote.

During that time, this cartel has moved to stifle change through arrests and violence.

A spokesman for the Wisconsin Department of Corrections said that while the agency has moved to implement these changes, "The merits of the case have not been decided".