Sentence examples for move to disrupt from inspiring English sources

In Washington, a spokesman for the White House, Jake Siewert, said, "Any move to disrupt the constitutional order would lead to Peru's isolation".

Federal authorities conducted six searches in a move to disrupt a network used to trade copies of movies, software, games and music.

It also pulls off a very clever move to disrupt the utility dating sites, that I haven't seen done by any of its rivals.

Quinn Emanuel fired back that Brown was pressing to disqualify Quinn Emanuel merely as a tactical move to disrupt Snapchat because he had signed Quinn Emanuel's waiver before speaking to Alden.

A few feet away, I watched and waited, ready to jump in and carry him off if he made a single move to disrupt the ceremony.

Egyptian officials told the agency an Egypt-Saudi special rapid deployment force has been assembled and is ready for deployment in the event the Houthis move to disrupt shipping lanes in the Red Sea.

Saudi officials deny any systemic support for terrorism and say they have moved to disrupt terrorist financing.

The request also comes at a time when the United States government, in its war against Mr. bin Laden, has moved to disrupt his financial activities.

The battle for P&O Princess has been raging since December, when Carnival moved to disrupt a friendly merger between P&O and Royal Caribbean Cruises with a $5.5 billion hostile bid for P&O.

That move threatened to disrupt the ongoing collection of climate-change data by three CERES sensors already in orbit on satellites expected to last only a few more years.

The move managed to disrupt the HVO and HV defences and the VRS achieved a breakthrough, capturing Bosanski Brod on 6 October.