Sentence examples for major move toward from inspiring English sources
The acquisitions would represent a major move toward making the network real.
the next generation wireless networks will be a major move toward seamless high-quality wireless services that provides more and more data transmission capabilities using the IP packets.
The action by the International Civil Aviation Organization, a United Nations body, represents the first major move toward industrywide rules to limit carbon pollution.
A major move toward privatization was taken in 1997, when 49 percent of the national telecommunications monopoly INTEL, which provided basic telecommunications services, was sold to a British firm.
In August 2016, the US justice department filed documents in federal court arguing that holding people in jail because they can't afford to bail themselves out is unconstitutional – a major move toward real justice.
[C1.] Medtronic to Announce Entry Into Obesity Therapy In its first major move toward entering the obesity therapy market, Medtronic plans to announce that it will acquire Transneuronix, a start-up company that is developing an implantable stomach pacemaker.
Armstrong has also made major moves toward forming a cycling team for riders under 23, and Taylor Phinney — who has been hailed as the next Lance Armstrong — is on the cusp of signing, Taylor and his father, Davis Phinney, said Tuesday.
However, with changes in federal accounting standards believed to be in the offing that might make a large purchase more palatable to the parent company, and with an apparent renewed emphasis on growth, NBC may soon be in a much better position to make major moves toward expansion.
In Piscator's production of Sturm über Gottland ("Storm over Gothland"; 1927), which is set in the 14th century, a filmed prologue showed the major actors moving toward the camera, metamorphosing in the process from historically costumed characters to representations of modern historical figures; the protagonist, for example, turned into Lenin.
