Sentence examples for move to deepen from inspiring English sources

If Israel made "a strong and strategic move to deepen the Palestinian trust," he added, "we would be able to encourage the Palestinians to move to direct negotiations".

The Tax Inspection Without Borders initiative launched last year was an innovative move to deepen co-operation between rich and poor countries.

SHANGHAI — The Australian central bank plans to invest some of its foreign currency reserves in Chinese government bonds for the first time, part of a wider move to deepen financial ties with China, the country's biggest trading partner, a high-ranking central banker said Wednesday.

Some welcome the move to deepen the partnership.

In recent years, the organization has moved to deepen its work in the classroom.

The corporation also said it had moved to "deepen and sharpen" the journalistic approach used on the Springwatch, Autumnwatch and Winterwatch series.

But if the member-states running big external deficits cannot rebalance, they will oppose moves to deepen the single market, such as freeing-up trade in services within the currency bloc.

Over the last year, Mr. Pawlenty has been methodically courting fund-raisers in get-acquainted, "friend-raiser" sessions and is now moving to deepen those relationships with a potential eye on 2012, Mr. Strong said.

Rather, said Peter Morais, the show's co-curator with Linda Mussmann, the artistic director of Time & Space, "We wanted to present so many different kinds of evidence about the inspiration that people draw from the river and the remaining wilderness that visitors on both sides of the economic development debate would be moved to deepen their thinking about its history and heritage".

They said there had been disagreement in the company over recent moves to deepen its investment in newspapers, contrary to the conventional wisdom among analysts and investors, but they could not say whether that was the reason for the shake-up.

A once-retired general leading a sweeping offensive against Islamists has been named Libyan army chief, an official said Monday, in a move expected to deepen divisions in the conflict-riven country.