Sentence examples for moves that will be from inspiring English sources

If Democrats believe that the lesson of the election is that the Party needs to move to the right, then, if it moves, that will be the lesson.

This choice can be crucial for further expansions because it may lead to differing occupancies on the domain level and therefore changes the moves that will be possible in later steps.

But in a move that will be widely interpreted as political, some of the strongest criticism was reserved for Iran and Syria.

Mr Londoño has said the government will seek constitutional amendments to allow martial law and states of siege a move that will be opposed by human-rights groups.

The American Psychiatric Association and other leading specialists are recommending that the Food and Drug Administration downgrade the devices to a medium-risk category from high risk, a move that will be reviewed by an agency advisory panel in Gaithersburg, Md., this week.

Not long before Mr. Kennedy died, Mr. Obama assured him that he would make health care a priority in the first year of his presidency, a tactical move that will be second-guessed for years.

"If we make another move, it will be a move that will be made only when we can be convinced there is stability, and when we can be convinced there is at least some guarantee of automatic qualifier status," Kustra said Monday.

One is a move that will be announced today by NetJets, the company that 20 years ago introduced the concept of selling fractional shares of private jets and managing them for clients.

In a move that will be condemned by trade union leaders as another assault on their rights, the government confirmed that the forthcoming trade union bill would force public sector workers to make their own arrangements to pay union subscriptions.

The chief executive of UK Athletics, Niels de Vos, said he was "shocked and deeply saddened" at the news and renewed calls for a minimum four-year ban for cheats, a move that will be considered by the World Anti-Doping Agency later this year.

Google has confirmed plans to build a new headquarters in London and create 3,000 jobs, in a move that will be seen as a vote of confidence in Britain's prospects after Brexit.