Sentence examples for movements to have from inspiring English sources
"We will allow plenty of time for the movements to have consultations among themselves because the real negotiations will start only after we have had the full preparation of the parties," he said.
Regardless of when the prime minister makes her decision, she has provided no compelling reason to dismantle one of the most promising credit movements to have benefited millions of women in her country.
And what mystery the movement had was quickly dispelled when the American Boychoir and the women of the Tanglewood Festival Chorus rose with a clatter; better, if Mr. Levine wanted no pause between movements, to have had the choirs stand during the aria.
The appellee reports that Uphaus and some of the speakers have been said by third persons to have a history of association with 'Communist front' movements, to have followed the 'Communist line,' signed amnesty petitions and amicus curiae briefs, and carried on similar activities of a sort which have recently been viewed hostilely and suspiciously by many Americans.
Then there's "normcore", too, one of the least inspiring youth movements to have gained traction since the Young Conservatives, which dictates that in order to function outside the trendy corporate machine, one must dress like an American tourist – beneath the sagging girth of which you'll most usually find a bumbag.
"I wanted the five movements to have a satisfying symphonic unity, with its contrasts of slow and fast movements and the symphonic development of the material," Blackford told me.
And his is not the only political movement to have a private army.
A recent movement to have him reinstated has so far failed to win over Commissioner Bud Selig.
They are enthusiastic supporters of Clean Elections, the movement to have full public financing for elections.
"I see there's a growing movement to have her nominated for Australian of the Year.
"This isn't a movement to have an umpteenth candidate in the Presidential election," he said.
