Sentence examples for moves that directly from inspiring English sources

Two specific questions related to Mr. Ahmadinejad's efforts to dismiss his former intelligence and foreign ministers, moves that directly challenged Ayatollah Khamenei's authority.

The move come as European regulators are imposing steep cuts to fees operators can charge their customers traveling abroad and ratcheting down mobile termination fees more quickly than expected, both moves that directly hit the operators' profits.

In doing so, Tesla says, Michigan law now requires any manufacturers to exclusively use franchised dealers – a move that directly flouted the company's sales model.

Those states could lose some or all of their delegates to the national convention, a move that directly affects the strategies of the campaigns.

And in a move that directly involves academics, Carleton, which recently eased teachers' course loads to five per teacher from six, now plans to return to six courses to save money.

In March 1920 Greater Syria Syriaalongong with Transjordan, Palestine, and Lebanon) was proclaimed independent from rule by foreign powers and was declared a constitutional monarchy with Fayṣal as king, a move that directly challenged French interests there.

The first explosion came from a moving car that directly targeted riot police near the stadium.

Progress corresponds to the actual solving of the puzzle, exploration captures moves that do not directly lead to the creation of correct links.

The White House has not ruled out the possibility that the president may again attempt to close the prison through executive action — a move that would directly challenge Congress' authority.

Local Liberal Democrats have expressed frustration and anger over what they claim are council moves to withhold information that directly impacts on people they represent.

Attacks that make physical contact with the opponent are "physical", attacks that do not make physical contact are "special", and moves that do not deal damage directly are classified as "status".