Sentence examples for moves to involve from inspiring English sources

The BMA said doctors were so concerned by government moves to involve big business, charities and the retail sector in the drive to help people lead healthier lives that they planned to bring a motion against it at the association's annual conference later this month.

The objective is to have the crowds here and at other events in Florida cry out against Republican tactics, such as the expected move to involve the state Legislature in awarding Florida's electors.

The move to involve the alliance in discussion of the threat to Turkey came under Article 4 of Nato's founding Washington Treaty, which allows countries whose security is threatened to consult with the other 27 members.

Recently, the president had called the subcontinent "the most dangerous place in the world today," a nervous observation that might well have preceded a United States move to involve itself in a coaxed settlement, something that Pakistan wants and India does not.

Look for Kennedy's next move to involve cable and broadband.

The BBC's business editor, Kamal Ahmed, said the move to involve other law enforcement agencies represented a serious escalation of the matter.

With Manila's drive to build a "minimum credible deterrence posture" through the purchase of weaponry abroad, the Chinese Foreign Ministry gave a strong warning to the Philippines that its move to involve "a third party" would only "further escalate the situation and even change the nature of the issue".14.14

The move to involve domains other than pain in these criteria is in line with the 2009 OMERACT (Outcome Measures in Rheumatoid Arthritis Clinical Trials) international guidelines for important research domains in fibromyalgia studies [ 7, 8], which also included low pain threshold (allodynia), psychological factors (anxiety and depression) and physical function.

The final Kings' move appears to involve goalie Mathieu Garon, who has been in training camp on a free-agent tryout.

The road to dealing with this has to involve moving the workforce on to fixed-hour, permanent contracts.

Avoid moving down far enough to involve touching the tailbone.