Sentence examples for movement over to from inspiring English sources

That doesn't mean that environmentalists should simply hand the movement over to the grassroots, demonstration-staging left.

This is certainly the first time ever we are seeing large scale movement over to Khost and Paktika".

But Mrs. Aquino appears to have chosen her tactics carefully, avoiding so far any radical protests that would hand her movement over to the left wing, or give Mr. Marcos a pretext for a crackdown.

From there, the pilots should have hit two electrical cutout switches to shut down the M.C.A.S. and turn the stabilizer movement over to manually controlled wheels at the ankles of the pilot and co-pilot — wheels connected to cables that would move the stabilizer.

In January 1911, Robinson turned the movement over to James E. West who became the first Chief Scout Executive and Scouting began to expand in the U.S. The BSA's stated purpose at its incorporation in 1910 was "to teach [boys] patriotism, courage, self-reliance, and kindred values".

The Palestinian leader is under pressure, both from his Islamist rival Hamas and inside his own Fatah movement, over concessions to the US and Israel and the perceived inability of his leadership to deliver tangible progress towards Palestinian national goals of an end to Israeli occupation, statehood and the return of Palestinian refugees.

But a divide has opened within the reform movement over how to address prisoners who have been convicted of violent crimes, including people like Mr. Singleton, who threatened shop owners but did not harm anyone.

It was the latest manifestation of the deep divide in the Christian conservative movement over how to balance politics and principle in the coming era after President Bush, who once so deftly brought it all together.

Its previous successes has led to several attempts by the conservative side of politics to clone its methods, the most recent being Advance Australia – endeavours which have proven less successful, given fractures in the conservative movement over what to target.

But as these pools run out of space, the workers at Indian Point find themselves agreeing with many in the antinuclear movement over what to do with the spent fuel: put it into massive, sealed containers made of steel and concrete in a process known as dry-cask storage.

Interestingly, the absence of sensory feedback did not affect the induced sensation of movement over PMd to the same extent as that for the movement illusion evoked by M1 stimulation.