Sentence examples for moving to put from inspiring English sources

Renault is moving to put this luxury touch within reach of most of its customers.

Jim Riccio of Greenpeace told the advisory committee, "This is the only country except for perhaps Slovenia that is not moving to put these filters in place".

WASHINGTON — The Senate Finance Committee, moving to put its own stamp on a rescue plan for the ailing economy, unveiled a $156 billion fiscal stimulus package on Monday.

But the city, which took the buildings from tax-delinquent landlords years ago, is moving to put them back in private hands so they can be redeveloped.

Most of the networks are doing some contingency planning, like moving to put more reality shows in the development pipeline and ordering some foreign-based shows to be ready to go into production quickly.

Consumers have been moving to put more of their purchases on their credit cards as banks tighten lending standards for home equity loans, in response to the deepening credit crisis.

later moved to put the affiliate under receivership.

Coates called Hughes' spell at QPR a "blip" but moved to put it in context.

The novelist's UK publisher, Penguin Random House, also moved to put concerns to rest.

PARIS — At the same time that the number of university students who study abroad continues to climb, a few countries have moved to put up barriers to entry.

As they moved to put their disputes behind them, the two leaders were to discuss plans for a new $30bn £20bnn) military aid deal with Israel.