Sentence examples for moves to run from inspiring English sources

The hearings could also allow Northern Irish MPs to ask security officials and ministers if all of the Libyan-supplied arms were decommissioned a decade ago as part of moves to run down the IRA as a military force.

She also said she was skeptical about Brennan's supposed desire to bring more transparency to drone strikes when he moves to run the CIA.

But Fehr has moved to run the hockey players' association, and baseball, for the moment, seems to radiate positive vibrations.

Alternatively, various parts of applications could be stored in different locations and moved to run in a single device.

The new DG ran Newsnight (identified by Patten as a key BBC service) before moving to run television arts.

Some argued that, as firms in such industries as chemicals and cars moved to run their businesses according to SAP's rules, they were losing flexibility.

His predecessor Bruce van Saun, who has moved to run the bank's US arm Citizens, in adition had the Edinburgh office listed.

As he moved to run for the Senate in 2010, he faced a tough primary challenge from the right, and he left the Republican Party to run as an independent.

Only some of their students are eligible for state-subsidised loans.The hand-wringing over BPP's move to run back-office services such as mowing the grassy quadrangles and running the IT systems is thus insane.

When Blair first gave evidence to the Chilcot inquiry the Guardian was moved to run 10 – or was it 11? – signed pieces of analysis, all of which condemned him.

Sinfield finished off a six-man move to run in the visitors' sixth try, which he converted himself, before Hall's second try rounded off a convincing victory.