Sentence examples for moves to draw from inspiring English sources

Other countries in Europe, struggling with recession and mounting deficits, have made similar moves to draw more from the rich.

But he has also made repeated assurances that Britain will "meet its responsibilities" in Iraq, and pledged that further moves to draw down British troops would be made in consultation with the United States.

That issue will be among those explored Wednesday at hearings in Chicago, Philadelphia and Research Triangle Park in North Carolina, as the Environmental Protection Agency moves to draw up mercury regulations for coal-burning power plants by the end of the year.

The White House has made clear that Mr. Bush will not provide an easy opening for Democrats by neglecting a domestic agenda, as he now moves to draw on his political strength as the leader of the nation during a time at war to advance his domestic record.

That question will be among those explored on Wednesday at hearings in Chicago, Philadelphia and Research Triangle Park in North Carolina, as the Environmental Protection Agency moves to draw up mercury regulations for coal-burning power plants by the end of the year.

Jarecki sat with HuffPost Live recently, where he applauded the Obama administration for making "significant moves" to draw down the drug war.

It forms part of a deliberate move to draw a line under the controversies.

Seeing the strange, shabby Pinfold embrace the unconscious dog, Georgie is moved to draw as he never has before.

Israeli and American officials both said those protests were instigated by Syria, in a move to draw attention away from the violent crackdown on its own democracy movement.

The Justice Department has moved to draw public attention to the problem and marshal resources to combat it as part of a broader effort against religious discrimination.

But it would most likely be seen for what it is: a one-time move to draw attention away from where most of the money is really going.