Sentence examples for move towards one from inspiring English sources

The macro-level policy discussion needs to advance from its current emphasis on job retraining and move towards one of job rethinking.

If it passes, the bill would help the Philippines move towards one of the Millennium Development Goals – reducing maternal mortality rates by 75% and providing universal access to reproductive healthcare.

"We can't simply continue to say we want a two-state solution, we have got to start to move towards one," Ms Rice told reporters before a refuelling stop in Shannon, Ireland.

The four-point resolution calls for the creation of a board "qualified to lead an organisation of the size and complexity of the Co-operative Grofp"; establiseparatef a structurestoucture to give the group's 8 million members powers to hold the board to account; a move towards "one member one vote"; and rules to protect the group's mutual status.

Su Maddock: senior fellow within the MBS Institute for Innovation Research and a visiting professor in knowledge exchange at the University of the West of England While 43 commissioners may be an expensive way of buying goods and service, it would mean a move towards one centralised system.

Step 4: Every glowworm move towards one of the other glowworms that have less production cost.

The constituent assembly is really a move towards one-party rule.

Frank [ 13] found that the co-evolutionary system of competition and policing moves towards one of two equilibria, depending on the cost of policing and the population genetic structure.

France is moving towards one of the most dangerous attacks on its core values in recent history, and must fight for its core principles without compromise to protect the spirit of liberty.

It is a development towards an ongoing dialogue, ongoing moving towards one another, incipient efforts to understand and – consequently – to act together".

Though warned by police not to approach the trees, she stepped over a barrier of tape and moved towards one trunk.