Sentence examples for move on the question from inspiring English sources

"We urge them always to try to move on the question of the prisoners of war, " Mr. Hassouna said.

"The human genome project produces a parts list and we can now move on to the question of how those parts talk to one another," Dr. Gifford said.

But Judge Feess said he planned to move on to the question of remedies rather than fight the issues again.

Conservatives, he added, "should accept this reality — and move on to the question of what we should do about it".

Ukraine moved cautiously on the question of the expansion of NATO.

Only if they decided that both were true would they move on to the questions of punitive damages against the Garden, and against Thomas.

With this a foregone conclusion, they've moved on to ask the question: If the mandate is ruled unconstitutional, doesn't that mean that the whole law is invalidated?

But then he moved on to the question of how Britain should leave the EU, and all sense was lost.

Everyone breathes a sigh of relief and moves on to the question of whether the government's ability to pay its debts should hinge on the construction of an oil pipe to the Gulf Coast.

The conversation eventually moved on, but the question stuck with me.

He then moved on to the question of poverty and disease.