Sentence examples for moving to include from inspiring English sources
Several forward thinking companies, such as Microsoft, HP, and CAI, have started to recognize this unique opportunity and are moving to include more individuals on the autism spectrum in their workforce.
And last year, the F.B.I. joined more than a dozen states and moved to include DNA profiles from arrestees not yet convicted.
Lawmakers have in recent years moved to include classroom grades in criteria for diplomas, Mr. Davidenkoff said, but withdrew their proposals after student protests.
Other editors, however, might not be moved to include two books by the Dutch photographer Ed Van der Elsken and none by Ralph Gibson.
He said Congress should move to include measures in the Senate version of the Patriot Act reauthorization -- but not in the House bill -- that would reinstitute the "very careful protections" for destroying personal information.
Hollande, who at the beginning of his campaign for the Socialist primary was criticised for not having enough women on his team, has moved to include female faces such as Najat Belkacem, a local politician in Lyon, among his spokespeople.
Recently, the science and policy agenda on biodiversity moved to include ecosystem services assessments and it is recognised that for determining the effectiveness and progress of policy frameworks monitoring is crucial.
On the same day that the New York Times article appeared, he wondered online if Hillary risks alienating Bernie's followers if she moves to include Republicans.
Given this insight, efforts to curb aggression in children of all ages have moved to include what Larry Aber calls "attributional retraining;" that is, helping children step back when something happens to them and make sense of the situation.
The Sydney band have suggested other dates which Australia Day could be moved to, including the birthdays of writer Henry Lawson or Indigenous activist Eddie Mabo.
Make sure you have researched the area you want to move to (including the surrounding towns).
