Sentence examples for moving to bring from inspiring English sources

Sensing that the market is turning, some developers are moving to bring new condos to the market.

"In fact, we're already seeing governments moving to bring their policies and practices into alignment with the guidelines".

"We should be moving all the time, moving to bring about better change, instead of just sitting there and letting things happen the way other people who are not so desirous of good change wish them to happen".

WASHINGTON — With Democrats in danger of losing control of Congress, some prominent lobbying shops, trade groups and contractors are already moving to bring more Republicans on board to bolster their political fortunes.

Franco Baldini's appointment as director of football has raised hopes that Spurs will start moving to bring in new additions soon, but it is understood that the club are unlikely to announce any signings in the next couple of weeks.

At the urging of the state senator, Dean Florez, Democrat of Fresno and the chamber's majority leader, and others, the California Public Utilities Commission is moving to bring in an outside auditor to determine whether the meters count usage properly.

Wednesday, Google moved to bring that future a bit closer.

We acted to move to bring relief to the people who need the most help now.

The soldier raised his rifle and moved to bring it down on the crouching man.

The Commerce Department has also moved to bring more tariff actions on its own.

More recently, General McChrystal moved to bring nearly all Special Operations forces in Afghanistan under his control.