Sentence examples for move to which from inspiring English sources

Now it faces the task of implementing unpopular cuts to pensions and subsidies in order to reduce Morocco's budget deficit, a move to which both its erstwhile allies and the opposition object.

The government indicated that it was unlikely to introduce proportional representation for the election to the European Parliament in 1999, a move to which the Lib Dems attach huge importance.But Mr Blair is committed to a more inclusive politics, which transcends rigid party divides.

Al-Jazeera has separately been accused of taking measures that worsen the trio's plight, such as threatening to sue the Egyptian government in the weeks before the trio's verdict was due, an unhelpful move to which Clooney seemed to allude in her comments.

Mr Hague said the current diaspora of Romanians and Bulgarians showed they had chosen countries other than the UK to move to, which offered "some reassurance".

They disputed the election results, a move to which most liberals responded with laughter and indignation.

Then there was a song, which often I would do the move to, which is Manu Chao's "King of the Bongo".

Which oily megalomaniac is moving to which repellent multinational does not, I'm afraid, fascinate me.

A few pages later appeared the regular column called Let's Move to …, which looks at towns and properties through the prism of schools and extra bedrooms.

Maybe it's time to move to Detroit, which has no place to go but up.

And then to move to Canada, which has an even lower murder rate?

Two years ago, they decided to move to East Harlem, which was about equidistant to both their jobs.