Sentence examples for motivating moves from inspiring English sources

Nor does the change in cross-strait relations explain why agreement was not reached in the 1990s, when relations were relatively good, following the agreement of the 1992 consensus, suggesting that the period of intensive global health diplomacy prior to 2008 was important in motivating moves towards Taiwan's observer status at the WHA.

Whenever I start to overthink my hair loss, I try to remember an insight I had a year ago when, in a depression motivated move of rashness, I shaved my own head.

But there is more motivating this move than growing pains.

Yet the potential for competitive advantage, La Russa insists, does not motivate such moves.

"Jazz today," Dankworth's book concluded, "... can be spiritual, cerebral, motivating or moving.

With President Clinton's term ending, Senate Republicans hopeful of recapturing the White House are not motivated to move on nominations.

The Seattle SuperSonics, Allen's former team, had drafted Kevin Durant second overall, so they were motivated to move Allen elsewhere.

The Irish referendum in May, in which 62% of voters backed same-sex marriage, had motivated the move, he said.

If you're in an environment where you don't see people motivated to move on with their lives, sometimes you're just going to be like: "What's the point?

"A lot of people who live in the middle of nowhere are incredibly motivated to move to New York City and do whatever they have to do to live there, to work all hours to live in a closet," Ms. Cerio said.

"I'd like to eventually see inspired and motivated females move on from the Female Dota 2 SEA League and actually get recruited into male competitive teams and eventually pro teams".