Sentence examples for move in stages from inspiring English sources
Aware of the high tensions, he has repeatedly said that he will not push his country to war and that he intends to move in stages.
The only viable strategy, then, may be to correct the historical defect and move in stages toward a three-state solution: Kurds in the north, Sunnis in the center and Shiites in the south.
Others move in stages: Fatima Bahgar, a Malian student who was rescued from the sea last week by Libyan coastguards, says she spent a year in Algeria before travelling on to Libya.
"The J.M.P. in our opinion — the opinion of the students — is that they move in stages," said a 30-year-old protester, Mohamed Mohsin, referring to the Joint Meeting Parties, a coalition of opposition parties.
[In a submission to the Low Pay Commissioner earlier this year (pdf), Unison said that it wanted the national minimum wage (NMW) to rise "substantially" in 2013 and that after that it wanted the NMW to move "in stages" to the living wage level. But it did not set a timetable for this.] A: The manifesto has got to have a commitment to achieve the living wage.
Washington and Moscow should move in stages toward a minimum deterrent of several hundred warheads each.
Schleck also said that he and Contador spoke on Wednesday, a rest day, about Contador's controversial move in Stage 15, when he did not wait for Schleck after Schleck's bicycle chain dropped off.
The brothers both missed an important move in stage 16, ending on the descent from the second-category Col de Manse.
Wiley is moving in stages from Manhattan, where it has been headquartered for nearly two centuries.
"The French team acted very responsibly and carefully, moving in stages," said Sir Roy Calne, a transplant pioneer and emeritus professor of surgery at Cambridge University.
From Protests to Arms For the people of Tal Rifaat, a city of roughly 20,000 people on an agricultural plain, the uprising moved in stages from peaceful demonstrations to open war.
