Sentence examples for in a parallel move from inspiring English sources

In a parallel move Benn said consumers could see a major overhaul of all packaging over the next decade.

In a parallel move, Ofqual, the exams regulator, has launched a consultation on the regulatory aspects of the changes.

In a parallel move on Thursday, the Scottish National party MP Eilidh Whiteford launched a private member's bill calling on the government to ratify the convention.

In a parallel move, Jane Ellison, the financial secretary to the Treasury, said HMRC was also setting up a new "employment status and intermediaries" team and is "transforming its compliance approach" on issues including false self-employment.

In a parallel move, on Monday, the Missouri Supreme Court took what it called the "extraordinary action" of transferring every case before the Ferguson municipal court to a circuit court.

Meanwhile, in a parallel move intended to combat the backlash from many voters over the UK government's veto of a currency union and criticism of its negative campaigning, David Cameron is due to arrive in Scotland for a rare two-day visit later this week.

In an ironically parallel move, the same Republican moralists who condemn the poor, or their politicians, for not enforcing social norms were accused all week of betraying an essential constitutional norm themselves in this case, that you don't effectively tell the nation's enemies to ignore its twice-elected leader.

In an ironically parallel move, the same Republican moralists who condemn the poor, or their politicians, for not enforcing social norms were accused all week of betraying an essential constitutional norm themselves — in this case, that you don't effectively tell the nation's enemies to ignore its twice-elected leader.

The two South Korean sopranos, Pureum Jo and Jihee Kim, were mesmerizing as Matsukaze and Murasame, their voices moving in a parallel, floating, motion much of the time, and sharpening with great power during the mad scene.

It's like being sealed in a Perspex bubble in a parallel dimension, able to move around, go to work, watch others who are living, but not able to join in.

In a parallel (but dimensionally separated) move to hers, I tried to push towards the outer limits of self-portraiture".