Sentence examples for have moved to develop from inspiring English sources

More than 40 states have moved to develop quality rating systems for providers that accept federal funding.

Seventy-one bills in 18 states have been passed to address toxic chemicals, and a few states, including Maine, Washington, Minnesota, and California, have moved to develop their own consumer-protection systems in the absence of federal rules.

Recent studies have moved to develop techniques to supply this vital piece of information.

"The United States has responded by asserting its right to freedom of navigation and has moved to develop a strategic partnership with Vietnam," he says.

The United States is financing only about a dozen elections experts who have moved to Afghanistan to help develop democracy.

Rudi and Trudi are an elderly couple living in rural Bavaria whose grown children have moved to the city and developed busy lives.

For that reason oral surgeons have moved to using the newly developed piezoelectrical bone scalpel when operating in the near vicinity of nerves or arteries.

In developing countries, it will have moved to second.

The "Dear White People" star told CNN that more network writers have been moved to develop more diverse multidimensional characters for television.

Mr. Theyskens said he had moved to New York to develop the collection after meeting Andrew Rosen, the chief executive of Theory.

Though they never met, both Caputo and Greenberg lived heady existences in Moscow in the years after the collapse of the Soviet Union, a period when the city had a frisson of artistic and creative energy that Caputo compares to "Paris of the 1920s, but with Kalashnikovs". Caputo had moved to Russia to develop a Rock-the-Vote-style campaign for Russian President Boris Yeltsin.