Sentence examples for moves in terms of from inspiring English sources

He did it twice, he did it thrice, but his most effective moves, in terms of time and momentum grabbing, were at the expense of Bush.

No one was working harder than the Treasury Secretary, Mr Obama said, and Mr Geithner was "making all the right moves, in terms of playing a bad hand".

Mr. Savage — who holds a master's degree from Yale Law School — not only situates moves made by the current administration in historical perspective with earlier assertions of unilateral presidential power (made by the likes of Harry S. Truman and Nixon), but also shrewdly assesses those moves in terms of mainstream constitutional scholarship.

The realization of moves in terms of strategies is reflective of disciplinary proclivity as well.

The deal has only just been consummated but they're already plotting their next moves in terms of strengthening the squad".

I have explained the occurrence of these moves in terms of the communicative purpose, institutional expectations and disciplinary epistemology.

It was a significant move in terms of personnel but was primarily a tactical change.

The developments, she said, "signal a long overdue move in terms of police accountability and transparency.

Killing him would be too bad a move in terms of PR.But that is exactly my worry.

"People may be making a move that is a small move geographically, but a large move in terms of upward mobility," he said.

"He is exactly the calibre of player we should be bringing into this club and a significant move in terms of our recruitment process.