Sentence examples for moves to study from inspiring English sources

Councillors also approved moves to study the possibility of "red routes" to deal more severely with "indiscriminate street parking".

We introduce the inventory routing problem with continuous moves to study two important real-life complexities: limited product availabilities at facilities and customers that cannot be served using out-and-back tours.

At 11, she attempted suicide, and credits a move to study dance at the Alabama School of Fine Arts with saving her life.

Britain's move to study tougher labeling guidelines took many by surprise.

There had been fears Hughes might opt to represent Jamaica, where he moved to study and train alongside Bolt and Yohan Blake.

From Kenya, Sandler moved to study Nigeria and worked on problems with supply chain management in pharmaceuticals.

I also thought that it would be a good career move to study abroad.

In this article, we moved to study its heterologous expression in Arabidopsis by expressing the protein in chloroplast, apoplast and cytoplasm.

Therefore, it might not be a proper move to study compliance-gaining techniques in an Asian context, for example, based on Western typologies.

After I moved to study in London in the early 2000s I stopped watching Italian TV, not out of snobbery but because of a logistical challenge.

I've always loved the poignant, clear-eyed tone of this story, which seems to prefigure Jim's later move to study journalism at Northwestern.