Sentence examples for has moved to support from inspiring English sources

By lowering interest rates, the Fed "has moved to support demand and, we trust, help lay the groundwork for the economy to achieve maximum sustainable growth," Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman, told Congress last month.

And the European Central Bank has moved to support the euro and to keep inflationary pressures in check, raising its benchmark interest rate by 1.75 percentage points since November.

NFU President Meurig Raymond generally welcomed the changes from supermarkets.He said: "The NFU has been lobbying tirelessly for Asda to recognise the plight of the dairy industry, so we are pleased it has moved to support farmers in their hour of need".

The National Farmers Union (NFU) president, Meurig Raymond, said: "The NFU has been lobbying tirelessly for Asda to recognise the plight of the dairy industry so we are pleased that Asda has moved to support farmers in their hour of need.

"By aggressively easing the stance of monetary policy, the Federal Reserve has moved to support demand and, we trust, help lay the groundwork for the economy to achieve maximum sustainable growth," he said.

With the ruling, all three branches of government have moved to support the memorial or to let it proceed.

But some of Mr Peters's cabinet colleagues from the National Party who had been fence-sitting have moved to support his scheme.

Even I am stunned at the pace at which the American people have moved to support marriage equality.

Jim Lobe has a great profile piece on the movement of neoconservative sympathies in the Republican race and notes that a number of neocons and their chief pugnacious nationalist ally John Bolton have moved to support John McCain.

In his first 100 days, Trump has moved to dismantle support for the world's most vulnerable populations.

In recent weeks, Sanders has moved to strengthen his support among black voters, whose support Clinton is counting on to power her to victory in southern states.