Sentence examples for move to prepare from inspiring English sources

"We absolutely support any move to prepare children as well as possible for secondary school.

The Chicago Bears also made a move to prepare to play without Jay Cutler, who sustained a concussion Sunday.

The executive of the Fire Brigades Union, which was not involved in last year's action, recommended a "rapid move" to prepare for a strike ballot among its 45,000 members after describing the government's proposals following lengthy talks as unacceptable.

Housing benefit and jobseeker's allowance will be denied to people under the age of 25 if the Tories win the next general election as part of a "bold" move to prepare school-leavers for a tougher economic world, David Cameron has said.

Uber announced earlier this month that it will start a transition from installing two vehicle operators in each self-driving Uber to just one, a move to prepare for a future without human drivers.

In their eyes, this is far less an issue of the council wanting to improve the living standard for those who are already in the area, and instead a move to prepare it for those who wish to be there and have the money to pay for what it's worth.

King appears to be making other moves to prepare for an eventual offering.

Leaders within the governing Liberal Democratic Party and opposition leaders moved to prepare campaigns either to succeed him or to unseat the party.

Opposition leaders moved to prepare campaigns to unseat the Liberal Democratic Party -- a conservative party despite its name -- in the coming general election.

The pressure from Labour sparked what was described as controlled panic in Whitehall as Hunt moved to prepare the ground for his Commons statement.

Ms. Rice has said in interviews and recent exchanges with reporters that Mr. Clarke's description was wrong and that the White House had energetically sought to respond to terrorist threats as it moved to prepare its strategy to deal with Al Qaeda.