Sentence examples for move to collect from inspiring English sources

Although Ms. Fayad's association is liable for fines of up to $1,100 a day for not removing the bridge, Mr. Mpras said, there has been no move to collect the penalties.

Ten million Australian households are expected to take part but the national headcount is mired in unprecedented controversy, with allegations that the move to collect the census online, and the requirement that personal details such as names will be retained for four years, pose an unprecedented risk to the safety of Australians' data.

NATO has said a lasting cease-fire must be in place before its troops can move to collect weapons from the rebels, who took up arms in February, saying they were fighting for greater rights for ethnic Albanians, who account for about a third of Macedonia's two million people.

More than 200 taxonomists from 46 countries convened at London's Natural History Museum to hammer out protocols for a massive DNA "barcoding" effort--a move to collect specific gene tags from every organism on Earth.

The product, called Travel Emails, is also part of the startup's move to collect more nuanced data on your travel behaviors so that it can target flights, awards and promotions more effectively.

The study had people picking up a baton with a magnet at one end and passing it to a robotic arm, which would automatically move to collect the baton with its own magnet.

It looked harmless enough and the Charlton goalkeeper Dean Kiely was under no pressure as he moved to collect the ball.

While some American corporate leaders have been lobbying in Washington for another tax holiday, lawmakers in Europe are moving to collect a greater share of multinationals' taxes.

The Poland goalkeeper dived to his left to deflect away Smith's shot after John Kennedy had tugged Lovell to the ground as he moved to collect a pass from Chris Clark.

The fund has agreed to extend several deadlines for politically sensitive tax increases, subsidy cuts and government audits in return for promises of tougher moves to collect $81 billion owed the government by powerful companies.

A19 New York State moved to collect $137.8 million in state and city income taxes from Mr. Rich, saying his pardon had cleared the way to pursue a two-decade-old debt that is accumulating $20,000 in daily surcharges.