This is the component that causes something to move, driven by the power of the hydraulic pump.
Second- and third-generation migrant communities are on the move, driven by increasing affluence and aspiration.
In July, Massachusetts extended its maximum period of addiction commitment from 30 days to 90 days, a move driven by the state's growing opioid abuse epidemic.
In the meantime, most schemes have shifted their investments into bonds – a move driven by regulations that have forced schemes to put their money in less risky places.
It's more of an up-and-down affair, from the floor to the steering column and the dashboard and then back to the floor, each move driven by a different view of fashion or function.
Although he described an increase in production as a move driven by politics rather than economics, he predicted that the agreement would be close to the levels sought by Saudi Arabia.
Far from being a reactive move driven by desperation, the principal, Andy Dobson, knew that funding cuts and increased competition in the not too distant future could jeopardise what they had built.
We need to fight the move – driven by entertainment companies and IT giants such as Apple and Microsoft – to design devices to work covertly and without the consent of their owners in the name of protecting copyright.
Caroline Lucas, the Green Party MP, said: "This reckless move, driven by ideology not evidence, risks locking the UK into an expensive, polluting fossil-fuel future" Dr Robert Gross, who advised the Department for Energy and Climate Change on the recent Energy Bill, said: "This is very regrettable..".
The city's move, driven by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's effort to make public health a centerpiece of his administration and by the hospital corporation's recent focus on improving patient safety, is a bold step in an industry that has long resisted transparency, experts said.
