Sentence examples for historical move from inspiring English sources

Updated at 10.42am BST 10.12am BST 'Historical move by Morsi' Omar Ashour, director of Middle East studies at the University of Exeter, has sent through seven observations on the Egyptian president's announcements.

This framework simultaneously encompasses the dissemination of a new accounting practice, the transformation of capitalist institutions and mo des of regulation in a given period and country, and the programmatic discourses [Miller, P., & Rose, N. (1990). Governing economic life. Economy and Society, 19(1 31]–31] associated with the historical move.

This seemingly "historical" move had nothing whatsoever to do with "heritage".

It's also an historical move -- in the past decade and a half, only two bills have been successfully discharged from committee, despite 107 attempts.

The enormous and historical move is sure to bring with it increased diamond ventures and trade, international travellers, tourism and an ensuing chain of business opportunities to Gaborone.

Ms. Collins envisions it as a "historical, moving multimedia support system" that will emphasize performance and rehearsal spaces and replicate the community of the Village coffee shops and musicians' gatherings of the 1950's and 60's.

A major issue in LBS (Location Based Service) is the handling of numerous historical moving object data, affecting query performance and service quality in application systems.

Indeed, Ms Smith is also among those Labour rejects and retirees auditioning to share the two-small sofa with Portillo on BBC1's This Week, after it was vacated by Diane Abbott when, in a generally counter-historical move, she was willing to give up TV for frontbench politics.

The nation's investor class voted for a zero return on their money in a historical record move to the safety of cash from anything with a whiff of risk: equities, bonds, real estate, currencies, commodities or derivatives.

That's right, in what advertising expert/blogger Copyranter describes as a "historical advertising move," an ad for Always ultra thin with Leak Guard protection shows a hygienic looking pad with a red spot in the middle.

Historical pessimism moves in swiftly as a tide.