Sentence examples for is moving to help from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration is moving to help industries keep using a pesticide that is to be banned under an international agreement to restore the earth's protective ozone layer, several government officials say.

They are moving to help them refinance, sell their property or restructure their debts.

Both Coursera and edX are moving to help students earn college credit for their free online courses, for a fee, using identity-verified certificates, proctored exams and the American Council on Education's recommendations, which many universities consider for transfer credit.

Lonski continued, saying that the Fed will also be moving to help alleviate the pressure on the financial system and improve the prospects for the upcoming spring selling season.

Sunvil managing director Chris Wright said it had been moved to help after talking to its holiday reps in Greece.

As the principal owner George Steinbrenner watched coverage of the massacre last April, he was moved to help Virginia Tech.

But of the three MLS CCL teams, KC is the only one that didn't request a league game be moved to help with CCL preparations.

Ms. Burns was moved to help mothers in poor countries after she herself nearly died in childbirth in 2003 — she hemorrhaged an hour after giving birth.

She finds that "whenever we show it to anyone they immediately get the importance of the charity's work and are moved to help".

The next year, she was moved to help start a support group for parents of gifted children, and later she wrote, with James Webb and Stephanie Tolan, "Guiding the Gifted Child".

So don't feel that you have to help that particular girl: if you're moved to help, there are many others here and abroad who could use help getting an education.