Sentence examples for move to identify from inspiring English sources

He sent out questionnaires to the players and their parents in some kind of  McKinsey-esque management move to identify performance drivers.

The letter was the latest round in the battle between Gov. Rick Scott of Florida and the Justice Department over the state's move to identify noncitizens who are registered to vote.

Chubb also backs the move to identify areas of comparative advantage and sees the new council as an opportunity for Australia to develop a "strategic, whole-of-government" approach to science policy.

These developments are complemented by the move to identify pre-dementia AD and improve trial design.

It is also deeply troubling to see Fraser defending the indefensible because it is done by a group with which he feels moved to identify.

Worried about retaliation, the precinct is deploying additional officers, and detectives are moving to identify both Mr. Rutland's friends and his enemies.

Xi, in his constant moves to identify enemies and eliminate them, has revived the question that Lenin considered the most important of all: "Kto, Kovo?" — "Who, whom?" In other words, in every interaction, the question that matters is which force wins and which force loses.

With a general overview of the potentially relevant health applications of SynBio in place we moved to identify the specific ethical and legal issues that might be raised by these applications.

After many miRNAs have been identified and their targets have been predicted, research interests are moving to identify the functions of miRNAs and their regulatory mechanisms.

In parallel, moves to identify innovative and lower cost solutions to provide access to affordable health care for the informal sector should be strongly encouraged.

The complementary move was to identify superior passages from other people's plays as Shakespeare's own.