Sentence examples for move to drop from inspiring English sources

Consider Playboy's recent move to drop topless models from its title.

We applaud the move to drop the yield rate and hope that it portends a decision to drop rankings altogether.

But the brave move to drop Hughes after the second Test may have sufficed for the Australian selectors.

As part of the deal, the government said it would move to drop a second count, wire fraud, which carried a maximum prison term of 20 years.

Oliver Parry, senior corporate governance adviser at the Institute of Directors, welcomed the move to drop the " ridiculous" requirements and called for non-executive directors to be excluded.

The ISAF decided to retain men's and women's windsurfing at the governing body's annual general meeting in Dublin, reversing the organisation's previous move to drop the discipline in favour of kitesurfing for the Rio de Janeiro Olympics in four years.

Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill)., for example, likened the move to "dropping a bomb on a flea".

Major buyers, including Unilever, Mars, Kelloggs and Nestlé, immediately moved to drop IOI as a supplier.

He felt moved to drop the 's' from his original slightly comic surname, Bellows.

Yet on April 1, the Justice Department moved to drop the charges, citing errors by prosecutors in the case.

Despite trepidation expressed by some station managers, the executives said no local stations had moved to drop the show.