Sentence examples for involved a move from inspiring English sources

I can imagine that somewhere along the line the plan involved a move to a glamorous foreign club.

His next retainer involved a move back to Ireland, where he replaced Piggott (who had transferred to Henry Cecil's yard) at Vincent O'Brien's Ballydoyle.

Once again, this involved a move from the individual to a collective in Fichte's case, the nation, or Volk.

Since the 1970's, healthcare policy across Europe and the US has involved a move towards evidence based practice [ 1, 2].

An encouraging recent trend in LBD research has involved a move toward author-driven empirical validation of predictions made by LBD systems, including evaluating correlation with microarray data, and evaluation of selected predictions in cell-based and animal models.

In a pamphlet distributed to tenants, a sample case involves a move from a $500-a-month 500-a-montho a $600 one.

It might, as many have argued, involve a move back from global to local production to increase jobs.

In the land of narrative television a successor to an original show typically involves a move, like to Seattle ("Frasier") from the bar stools of Boston ("Cheers").

Crucially, though, it involves a move away from traditionally defined humanitarian assistance, which should always be delivered under strictly neutral conditions.

The ambition is to take the club from the raw lower reaches to the Football League, a journey almost certain to involve a move from the historic, but basic, ground at Moor Lane.

In the first instance these plans will almost certainly involve a move from Rockingham Road, the ground the club have occupied for more than 100 years while winning numerous honours, starting with the Midland Football League in 1896.