Sentence examples for important moves to from inspiring English sources
One of Gorbachev's earliest and most important moves to make his peace with the West and seduce the intellectual classes at home was to release Sharansky and, not long after, to end the emigration restrictions on Soviet Jewry.
Archie zigged and zagged, Peyton and his brother Eli tend to drop back, and other than some elusive — if important — moves to avoid a pass rush, there is not a lot of fancy footwork or open-field running in the repertory of the second-generation Mannings.
The Post is the first time he has been handed a baton that was not on fire — Marcus Brauchli, the previous editor, was not universally praised but made important moves to modernize its approach to news — and he has run with it.
This is a very important move to push the envelope".
The religious-affairs agency explained that this was "an important move to institutionalise management of reincarnation".
Such issues must not be allowed to disrupt this important move to pay doctors based on how well they perform.
Nearly every important move to protect endangered species, from Pacific salmon to the spotted owl, has originated not with the government but with citizens' petitions and lawsuits.
But it all depends on the approval of the European commission for such a small but important move to be adopted.
She called the Fed's mortgage purchases "the single most important move to stabilize the economy and to prevent a debacle".
As the equity and bond markets recovered last year, private equity deal makers started looking for new purchases - and more important, moved to find buyers for existing holdings.
This "important move to institutionalize management on reincarnation" basically prohibits Buddhist monks from returning from the dead without government permission: no one outside China can influence the reincarnation process; only monasteries in China can apply for permission.
