Sentence examples for move to inject from inspiring English sources
In contrast, the Bank of England surprised with its move to inject a substantial £75 billion ($116.16 billion) into the British economy on Thursday.
The move to inject market forces into Medicare, under a proposal known as premium support, was not enough to satisfy some conservatives.
S4C commissioned the show, cariad@iaith - "love towards a language" - as part of a move to inject a little more pizzazz into its educational programming.
The move, which the company has described as a "very bold move to inject some overdue sales and excitement to the category", will challenge rivals including Trinity Mirror's Mirror and Sunday People and News UK's Sun.
It is also a move to inject a dose of financial expertise and realism into the agenda of a United Nations conference on how to finance development that will be held in early 2002.
But the bank's move to inject liquidity on Dec. 21 was seen as a kind of backdoor way of supporting government bonds, since it is likely that a substantial portion of the money the banks borrowed was quickly parked in sovereign bonds.
Greece moved to inject fresh momentum into problem-plagued talks with creditors on Monday, reshuffling its negotiating team to try and defuse tensions over its outspoken finance minister.
Greece moves to inject fresh momentum into talks with creditors, reshuffling its negotiating team to try and defuse tensions over its outspoken finance minister.
The ECB meets again next week to decide its next move and its chief, Mario Draghi, has already indicated the central bank will announce moves to inject fresh stimulus into the eurozone.
Nick Clegg moved to inject a Liberal element into the government's response to the riots when he announced a "riot payback" scheme to make looters and arsonists face their victims, along with support to help ex-offenders find jobs.
At the hearing, Congressional Democrats criticized the administration for not doing enough to help homeowners even as the Treasury and Federal Reserve have moved to inject hundreds of billions of dollars into banks and the financial system.
