Sentence examples for moving to pay from inspiring English sources

He said it was "incredibly moving" to pay his respects "at the site of last month's deadly shootings".

Goldman Sachs, in moving to pay off an expensive 2008 investment from Warren E. Buffett, has officially put one of the most difficult periods in its history behind it.

Early in August, even as the board was moving to pay him the money he had been seeking for many months, he said action should be delayed, but the board's compensation committee decided to move ahead anyway.

More ad blockers means more content moving to paid (and privacy-guaranteed), and more consumers eventually paying.

"The Diocese of Canterbury and the Pensions Board of the Church of England are committed to moving to paying the living wage and hope to be at that point within the next 2 years.

Even Phil felt moved to pay tribute.

Once the payment became public, Dastyari moved to pay the money back.

Former Republic of Ireland captain Matt Holland has moved to pay tribute to outgoing national team boss Giovanni Trapattoni.

But on the specific question of whether rich people move to pay less tax, the evidence is pretty good.

Relatives and co-workers, those whom Ms. Rosoff mentored, friends and others moved to pay respects on Sunday, sitting before a coffin carved with a Star of David.

Mr Miliband said: "For the first time, we will make an offer to every employer in the country - you will get a tax cut on condition that you move to pay the living wage".