Sentence examples for motion under the from inspiring English sources

This is the reintroduction of the hybrid bill for the new parliament, although it was already in motion under the coalition.

In the climb up to Calvary, Caviezel, one eye swollen shut, his mouth open in agony, collapses repeatedly in slow motion under the weight of the Cross.

Mechanics is generally taken to mean the study of the motion of objects (or their lack of motion) under the action of given forces.

The conventional buildup set in motion under the Truman administration had one important requirement: that the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) be rearmed.

His deputy chief of staff, Anneliese Midgley, had lobbied members of the conference arrangements committee (CAC) to include the motion under the headline "Britain's defence capability" on their priorities ballot for contemporary motions that are debated at conference.

On Friday, Mr. Avila's lawyers filed a motion under the new statute arguing that recent developments in biomechanical science that were unavailable at the time of their client's 2001 trial indicate that Nicholas Macias's death may have been the result of an accident.

But Bonaventure does not follow Aristotle's argument from motion, because motion falls under the categories.

Nearly all of North Carolina's 155 death row inmates had filed motions under the old act, and lawyers on their behalf have argued that the amended law does not apply to them.

Coal particles conduct the spiral flip motions under the synergy of vibration and air flow.

After thoroughly investigating the free vibrations of the structure, which simulates a commonly used highway bridge, its forced motions under the aforementioned loading type are investigated.

A versatile graphene coated glass microswimmer displayed directed motions under the influence of applied electric field, chemical potential gradient and external magnetic field.