Sentence examples for has moved to making from inspiring English sources

Thankfully since around the time of those settlements, Facebook has moved to making privacy controls easier to understand and access.

More recently, YesVideo has moved to making those same assets available through its cloud storage, even going so far as to provide customers of the service with free unlimited cloud storage once their assets were digitized.

The Government has moved to make sharp cuts to state funding to Britain's opposition parties.

Amid outrage over the Cologne crimes, the German government has moved to make it easier to deport foreign criminals.

Archant added that it has moved to make the provision following "a recent tax case involving another company".

A little more than a week later, Mr. Portillo has moved to make good on his promise.

Thanks to aggressive advocacy by the gun lobby in state legislatures in recent years, state after state has moved to make the data off limits to the public.

It has moved to make peace with countries such as Saudi Arabia and Jordan, at one time considered beyond the pale, and it is reaching out to Egypt.

In the last few years, however, Oracle has moved to make Hewlett-Packard and Dell stronger allies, as Sun's business has declined.

Over the past several years, VEVO has moved to make its music video apps ubiquitous across all screens and all connected devices.

But the service has moved to make "sound normalisation" an optional setting, aimed of course at paying customer.