Sentence examples for moving to break from inspiring English sources

The article continues: "But the commission is also moving to break up the national monopolies that collect royalties for musicians".

The chief executive of Citigroup told a government panel on Thursday that no financial institution should be too big to fail and that he was aggressively moving to break up the bank and rein in excessive risk-taking.

The police fulfill their ominous promise, moving to break up the show — a shot rings out and the action degenerates into a small-scale riot and a chase, and results in the band's arrest and rough treatment by police officers.

Moving to break the logjam and, not incidentally, to embarrass Mr. Silver, the Republican-led Senate passed a measure last week granting a raise to judges, but not lawmakers.

The City Council is moving to break the city's business relations with financial institutions that practice what is known as predatory lending, or attempting to take over a borrower's assets rather than providing a good-faith loan.

The police cited "health and public safety concerns" as their reasons for moving to break up the downtown tent settlement, and indeed, such issues needed to be addressed: an existing rat problem around City Hall was exacerbated by sloppy food storage, and officials claimed the encampment was a haven for drug and alcohol abuse.

The police did not move to break up the fights.

Instead of backing down it moved to break out.

But Sharapova laced into another forehand return to again move to break point.

As part of their assault on Lin Piao, Mao & Chou moved to break the ring around China.

President Theodore Roosevelt, elected in 1901, moved to break up the monopolies.