Sentence examples for moving to fix from inspiring English sources

Transit officials concede that the machines' performance has often been poor, but say they are finally moving to fix what is wrong.

On Wednesday, the British Bankers Association BBAA) said the number of people moving to fix their loans at low rates was at its highest level for four years.

I.M.F. officials credited the United States for moving to fix its financial system to avert a recurrence of the banking crisis that nearly brought down the economy in 2008, but also expressed reservations.

UNITED NATIONS -- Moving to fix the deeply troubled agency that investigates the United Nations, the General Assembly on Wednesday approved the appointment of a new director for the unit after years of battles over its independence.

Mr. Monahan, like Mr. Kinnally and other village officials, argues that the board should drop the mediation idea and take action -- appealing the Bernstein decision and moving to fix any larger inequities in apportionment of the roughly $70 million budget.

In addition, a fair number of analysts think that RCN's sales, general and administrative costs are far too high, a problem that Mr. McCourt has at least tacitly acknowledged and is moving to fix.

With the large population of baby boomers moving to fixed incomes and Americans finding it harder to meet mortgage obligations, people are finding these discounters as acceptable sources for household staples and other necessities.

The disappearance of the association between income inequality and health when moving to fixed effects models could be the result of controlling for these country heterogeneities.

But Hotmail moved to fix the problem.

"But where we have identified mistakes, we have quickly moved to fix them".

Federal authorities have threatened to take over the entire state system unless New York officials moved to fix the problems.