Sentence examples for move to propose from inspiring English sources

EPA's move to propose a new rule could affect the pending court case in the D.C. Circuit, but it will be up to the court to decide what happens to the ongoing litigation.

Uefa has said it is open to proposals about the future of the competition, amid disquiet from clubs outside England about the spending power of Premier League clubs in the wake of their £8.3bn TV deal, but is expected to strongly resist any move to propose qualification should be on anything other than merit.

This inglorious setting was an appropriate site for the two New York-area teams last night, both of which have grandiose plans to move to proposed arenas in the near future.

Hence the Austrian-born theorist Wolfgang Pauli was moved to propose that the reaction also emits evanescent little things that conveniently make up the difference.

You'd almost feel moved to propose, cynically, that there was a vested interest in keeping us all in the dark.

Mr. Arafat, a Muslim, has assiduously courted the pope and aggressively moved to propose the Palestinians as less ambivalent caretakers than the Israelis for Christian holy places in the Holy Land.

With those three fading in the home straight, thoughts turned to another candidate – when one delegate moved to propose the name Abraham Lincoln, 5,000 people jumped to their feet in noisy acclamation.

However, it is also increasingly likely that there will be moves to propose a third "consensus candidate" in an effort to break the existing deadlock.

In recent weeks, the United Nations has been making moves to propose the banning of Japanese media that depicts sexual violence toward women, the specific media in question being that of manga, anime and videogames.

They then move on to propose an alternative explanation.

It estimated "error bars" for underlying signal to give a measure of confidence in the inverted signal, but it did not move forward to propose adaptive sampling strategy.