Sentence examples for moved to issue from inspiring English sources

The agency, CSIRO, was moved to issue a response on its website.

German manufacturing giants BMW and Mercedes felt moved to issue this joint statement: 'The content of the publications is disgraceful.

You may be moved to issue warnings to your passengers, along the lines of: "You won't think this car is capable of what it's about to do.

Chris Young, a country singer, was moved to issue a stern denial on Twitter: "My name has been mentioned as a contributing factor in Blake and Miranda's divorce.

In January, Hancock, now the health secretary, called on social media firms to remove such content, saying he was specifically moved to issue the demand by Russell's case.

Last week, party chiefs were moved to issue guidelines, including a cut-out-and-keep script, on how to approach party members threatening to quit.

Representative Bennie Thompson, Democrat of Mississippi and chairman of the committee, said he would move to issue subpoenas for the Salahis if they refused to appear next week.

House leaders say that, if the Justice Department refuses to make the entire report available, they could move to issue subpoenas and possibly demand that Mueller testify before Congress.

The disagreements moved to issues of domestic politics in October 2006, when Drnovšek publicly criticised the treatment of the Romani family Strojans.

Talking about old models versus new models, let's move to issues of training.

Months passed, and the authorities made no move to issue arrest warrants and end the nightmare in Kavumu.