Sentence examples for move to promoting from inspiring English sources

Carly Nyst, head of international advocacy at NGO Privacy International said no government, company or development agency should "blindly move" to promoting cloud services before the privacy of individuals online can be ensured.

The move to promote Kashmir as a golfing destination has been politically contentious.

But there is currently no statewide move to promote alternative methods of irrigation such a dry farming.

The BBC World Service has launched its first ad campaign in seven years, in a seemingly counterintuitive move to promote the international service to the British public.

The Hyogo framework for action (HFA), adopted in January 2005 by UN member states, was an unprecedented move to promote saving lives and livelihoods from disasters over a decade.

He may not have played at this level before but Tom Bradshaw's move to promoted Barnsley is something of a coup for the Tykes.

(Confucianism was banished during the Cultural Revolution, but Beijing has recently revived it, in a retrograde move to promote nationalism and the value of authority).

A move to promote Mr. Fields to the No. 2 position, which is now vacant, would be a clear signal that he was in line to succeed Mr. Mulally.

Meanwhile, midfielder Dan Gosling is ready to fight for his future at St James' Park after seeing a proposed move to promoted Crystal Palace fall through earlier this month.

As part of a larger move to promote urban agriculture and community gardens, Seattle raised the limit from three to eight hens per lot in 2010.

Opponents of the new plan say that it is an explicit move to promote oil and gas drilling on public lands.