Sentence examples for moved would be from inspiring English sources

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) said the final decision on whether Sutcliffe will be moved would be made by Justice Secretary Michael Gove.

French authorities have cleared nearly 4,000 people from Paris's biggest makeshift migrant camp, insisting those moved would be given shelter, food and support, and helped with asylum applications.

And he started doing a little chair-dance, shrugging his shoulders and clicking from window to window — if you couldn't hear the playback hammering through the speakers or see the screen of Lex's laptop, the way he moved would be the only thing that indicated he was making music rather than, say, checking his e-mail.

"The only real protection that it couldn't be moved would be in the form of a local ordinance or easement," said Dwight Young, a spokesman for the National Trust, "and as far as I know, the Farnsworth House is not protected by either of these".

Obviously, moving would be a hardship.

Moving would be costly, and the settlement offer reflects that.

"Moving would be very destructive," she said with frustration.

Partly because moving would be such a hassle.

Deputy Leader Tony Page said not moving would be far more expensive than the relocation.

So the earliest any team could move would be 2016.

A move would be unlikely before 2014.