Sentence examples for move previously from inspiring English sources

The firm also announced that it would streamline its operations, including the elimination of several thousand jobs - a move previously thought impossible, given the political influence of French and German unions.

Morgan also said she would look at allowing Ofsted to inspect academy chains – a move previously resisted by Michael Gove, her predecessor who was sacked in the reshuffle last week and moved to the role of chief whip.

When the IFT decreases to the lowest, the capillary number will be large enough to move previously trapped oil leading to an increase in the oil recovery.

First, government voucher programs, which increased sales, were designed to move previously unsold inventory and therefore had relatively little effect on last quarter's GDP.

On Tuesday, the new government's first act is expected to be signing a deal that will see US troops remain in Afghanistan after the end of this year - a move previously opposed by Mr Karzai.

The Dutch navigation-device maker is expected get a boost in sales following recently-announced deals with Fiat and Renault, which has seen the company start to put its navigation technology directly into cars a move previously seen as too expensive.

The Spanish, with French and German support, are also pushing for curbs on passport-free travel within the Schengen area that covers most of the EU, though not Britain and Ireland, by reintroducing national border ID checks, moves previously rejected on the grounds that they will generate huge airport queues.

Laboratory report moves are compared with moves previously identified in empirical research articles (RAs), a genre which has the same macrostructure and also presents experimental findings.

There are still some blind spots here and there, but for how slowly the company moved previously, the apps are fairly impressive.

Clinton's dance moves previously made headlines in August when she was spotted on the dance floor with her husband.

This move had previously been delayed.