Sentence examples for moves will be made from inspiring English sources

New moves will be made to ensure much closer working between the police, fire and emergency services.

In 2014, with the Brazilians at the helm, serious moves will be made to prise jurisdiction over the internet away from the US.

But the Yankees' bullpen was taxed during Monday's 13-inning game and again over 12 innings tonight, and a couple of moves will be made to compensate.

The eight short steep climbs of Grumari and Greta Funda will do some damage early in the 237.5km but the decisive moves will be made on the eight-kilometre ascent of Vista Chinesa, tackled three times in the final 80km.

Prospects for future reform beyond the glacial changes under Abdullah remain unclear, though the Saudi liberal view, usually whispered rather than spoken out loud, is that the monarchy must adapt to survive: the big question is whether any moves will be made towards representative government in a country with neither an elected parliament nor political parties.

One of the company's next big moves will be making cars in China, where it plans to invest £500 million in a plant, and starting production in India, where it is already assembling Jaguars and S.U.V.'s from kits.

With elections looming in 2006, every move will be made with an eye on the polls.

It is not clear if such a legislative move will be made.

If not this deal, then some move will be made by the Knicks.

Pierzynski passed a physical on Friday, but with the Major League Baseball office closed for Christmas, no roster move will be made until next week in the earliest.

"If the academy is not, at the time of the next inspection, meeting the standards, it is highly likely an immediate move will be made to delete the academy from the Register of Independent Schools".