Sentence examples for move to switch from inspiring English sources
Opposition is likely to be strongest at the local level, as regions move to switch their reactors back on.
The coroner said this may have contributed to the move to switch on static floodlights despite a decision by Mr Wise that this would be too dangerous.
He supports a move to switch New Jersey's presidential primaries from February back to their traditional June date, potentially lessening the state's influence on nominations.
Record natural gas prices and Enron's move to switch its electricity, gas, oil and commodities trading business to the Internet have helped increase earnings and revenue.
In his e-mail message to Mr. Jobs, Mr. Glazer said that he was reaching out to Mr. Jobs before making a move to switch camps.
He said the couple had rejected a move to switch to digital TV seven years ago, to Sky1, and had more recently turned down a proposed ITV show in which they would move to the south of France to run a vineyard.
"The reason is that I think cable companies are going to be forced to move to switched digital video to keep up with HD programming competition from satellite companies, who are now talking about offering up to 150 HD programs in a cable network using current technology where channels are switched at the set-top-box".
Paul Robbins, a lawyer and one of the fathers involved in the suits, says many districts are moving to switch seasons.
Nielsen is moving to switch Chicago, Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco to people meters for local ratings this year as part of a plan to have the meters in the 10 largest markets by next year.
'We had indications from within Belgrade on 19 April that there were frantic moves to switch his assets to safer tax havens including Liechtenstein, but obviously Nato had different priorities,' a British intelligence source told The Observer.
Iain Duncan Smith, the former Tory leader, moved to switch attention to immigration as he insisted on Saturday that the government's "national living wage" would provoke an influx of people from poorer EU nations.
