He thus maintains that rather than grant that there is no real motion, "in order to say that something is moving, we will require not only that it change its position with respect to other things but also that there be within itself a cause of change, a force, an action" (G IV.396/L 393).
The presiding officer ruled the motion in order.
Randall said at the time he supported the motion in order that the leadership question might be finally resolved.
Don't follow your instinct of fighting this by trying to counter the motion in order to stay erect.
"They take someone on and they use him and they file a 120-page motion in order that the individual can go home".
MPs add their name to the motion in order to indicate support and build the profile of the issue, but a vote will not be taken.
He had used his power to hear cases suo moto — on his own motion — in order to take on controversial cases involving, for example, women's rights and sensitive property issues.
In blowback actions, the bolt had to be quite heavy, or it had to be subjected to various devices that retarded its backward motion, in order to keep the mechanism from operating faster than was desired.
A machine may be further defined as a device consisting of two or more resistant, relatively constrained parts that may serve to transmit and modify force and motion in order to do work.
Another example of their hesitance to buck the system came when Representative Peter T. King, Republican of New York, threatened a coup by 20 to 25 Republican lawmakers who, he said, would vote against their own party on a procedural motion in order to avert a shutdown.
(2) The feature trajectories are then grouped based on consistent common motion in order to define a single moving object. .
