Sentence examples for move viewing from inspiring English sources

The government in Beijing was angered by the Bermuda move, viewing it as an attempt to undermine confidence in Hong Kong during a tricky stage of the handover negotiations.

Mr Ellison, however, can see an explanation for the move – viewing it as a possible prelude to a far-simpler system where pension relief is abandoned and we all use Isas for our overall savings, including pensions.

Operators have long eyed such a move, viewing it as a natural outgrowth of their communication and subscriber-centric services.

The Obama administration is selling warplanes to Pakistan, a move viewed with suspicion here.

Mr. Bush's 2008 budget again increased the amount of Pell grants — a move viewed as a response to pressure from Congress.

However, the government later said it would consider candidates with less time available, a move viewed by observers an attempt to ensure Coe could apply.

However, the government later said it would consider candidates with less time available, a move viewed by observers as an attempt to ensure Coe could apply.

Mr. Wallace took on his current job in April, replacing Michael Clemente, who was given a position overseeing long-form news specials, a move viewed internally as a demotion.

Dr. Gilgore was the rare physician to lead drug companies, first as president of Pfizer Pharmaceuticals from 1971 to 1986 and then, in a move viewed as a major recruiting coup, as president and chief executive of G. D. Searle from 1986 to 1995.

Support for the nationalists seemed partly to reflect a backlash against a law rammed through Parliament this year elevating the status of the Russian language, a move viewed by many as undercutting Ukrainian.

In April 2009 the transitional parliament agreed to adopt Sharīʿah (Islamic law) for use throughout the country, a move viewed by many as an attempt to attract some of the support that had been enjoyed by the ICU/SICC.