Sentence examples for move to question from inspiring English sources

The Russian Ambassador, speaking at the deputies' session September 23, stressed that any move to question the Russian delegation's credentials would "impose real damage to the image of the PACE and the COE.

He finally becomes moved to question the state tyranny to whose service he has dedicated his whole life.

The prime minister and his cabinet resigned on Monday after members of Parliament moved to question the prime minister, state media said, deepening a political crisis.

I ordered another Pike's Roast and moved to question four.

If not, we moved to question 2 and progressed through the decision tree (Fig.  1).

3.02am BST Abbott has moved to questions.

5.24am BST Questions to Rudd Now we've moved to questions.

He quickly moved to question-and-answer sessions, but after calling on five people, he shouted, "Last question!" (Most candidates assign that task to an aide to avoid the impression that it is the candidate who is eager to go).

And though Bickert and Fishman attributed Facebook's moves to "questions" over recent terror attacks, Farid pointed out that the attacks spurred more than just questions.

Before moving to questions of actual causation, it is worth highlighting some distinctive features of the causal model framework.

Using an interview guide developed specifically for this study, we began the semi-structured interview with general demographic questions before moving to questions related to the participant's sexual, contraceptive, reproductive and pregnancy history, her experience(s) with the IUD, and her knowledge of the IUD and contraception in general.