Sentence examples for long overdue move from inspiring English sources

Creating a single dedicated cabinet position signals a long overdue move away from mere tokenism.

The developments, she said, "signal a long overdue move in terms of police accountability and transparency.

"This is a long overdue move," said Alan Shestack, the National Gallery's deputy director and chief curator.

Appointing this 42-year-old New York native, the son of two Philharmonic violinists, was a risky, if long overdue, move.

Refocusing his concerns in this way could help Wagner make a long overdue move — from interesting cult fictionist to major writer.

The women welcomed the Met's "long overdue" move and called on Scotland Yard to "stop prevaricating and acknowledge the harm done by the officers".

Keefe characterizes the law, called the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, as a long-overdue move against banking secrecy.

IN A long-overdue move, the V&A has expanded its exhibition space for photography into a handsome new gallery dedicated to showing works from its permanent collection.

Learners are currently forbidden to drive on motorways, but in a long-overdue move that could help significantly improve road safety, all that could be about to change.

The Senate overwhelmingly voted last night to grant the Food and Drug Administration jurisdiction over the tobacco industry, a long-overdue move.

And it suffers from a yawning credibility gap, due to lies about the inflation rate.Virtually all analysts concur that settling up with the Paris Club was a long-overdue move.