Sentence examples for move noted in from inspiring English sources

Lazaridis's move, noted in a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission SECcomesomes after he failed to gather finance for a buyout of the company during the summer as it looked as though it was going to be sold for $4.9bn to a consortium led by Fairfax Holdings, a Canadian private equity group.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk HOPE is on the move," noted this paper two years ago in an editorial contrasting "the West's growing pessimism" with the optimism felt by many people in emerging markets.

This rare move is often noted in post-mortems but seldom made at the table.

The move was first noted in a report by The Information, and TechCrunch has since independently confirmed the findings with a source close to the matter.

It's a very personal subject for Ms. Mulvany, who lost her partner to suicide a decade ago, as she explains in a moving note in the playbill.

"Companies operating in Europe need the right people or they will move operations elsewhere," the EU noted in a statement.

The voting rights restoration process has moved extremely slowly under Scott, Walker noted in a February opinion.

As City of West Hollywood Mayor Lindsey Horvath noted in her moving remarks at the exhibition's opening reception, "Artists are so often on the forefront of social change and activism.

But as Michael Lewis noted in Bloomberg, a move away from proprietary trading might actually be motivated by the bottom line.

Corresponding negatives have been moved to the Negatives Series and noted in the container list.

Shone asks "Why is a new sequel to Less Than Zero... so moving?", noting the presence of "feelings" in the novel to be starkly different from Ellis' usual style.