Sentence examples for move may represent from inspiring English sources

One last rumour suggests that the Saudi move may represent the opening gambit in a strategy to secure a Security Council presence for the Organisation of the Islamic Conference, a 57-nation body heavily dominated by the Saudis, which ostensibly represents the world's Muslims.

The younger Mr Lee, who was not charged, resigned as a senior executive at Samsung Electronics and will move to a different role in the group, based abroad.By South Korean standards these are drastic moves, and may represent an acknowledgment that corporate-governance reforms are needed.

But a bolder move may be necessary.

The move may also represent a shift in Amazon's relationship with newspapers and magazines that make digital editions for the Kindle.

In reality, the topology must be a weighted graph in which an edge may represent time to move from one node to another.

The proximity of reef platforms in the Ribbon Reef complex may provide an opportunity to easily move among reefs and as such may represent movements that would not occur at more widely spaced reefs.

Researchers have uncovered a nearly 100-year-old home movie of a baseball game in south Georgia, a piece of film they say may represent the earliest moving images of the sport in the state.

These findings suggest that the moving foci on the spindle MTs may represent +TIPs-mediated transport of dynein.

The move to Brixton on the second night may represent an attempt of the rioters, perhaps conscious and perhaps not, to keep that identity of a collective protest by connecting symbolically to the 1981 Brixton riots.

"Moving Kings" also struggles with form, but this may represent a conscious effort on the author's part at self-contraception.

A move toward shared ownership and design of CHW programmes may represent, in certain settings, a substantial change in existing power dynamics within and among families, communities and local governance structures.