Sentence examples for onward movement from inspiring English sources

But Kovács claims that the onward movement of mainly Syrian, Afghan and Iraqi migrants from Greece through the Balkan land route has quietly made Hungary "the most affected EU country in absolute terms.

In order to stop their onward movement through Europe, Austria, Italy's northern neighbour, recently changed its laws so that people can no longer apply for asylum at the border.

"The fuel depot was used to stockpile petroleum, oil and lubricants by Boko Haram terrorists and their equally heartless collaborators for onward movement to the terrorists' camps in Sambisa forest," army spokesman Sani Usman said in a statement.

A graphic novel used by the Australian government to dissuade Afghan asylum seekers from coming to Australia was produced by the same consultancy company that just a few months earlier advised that "unpalatable conditions" in Afghanistan made "onward movement the most rational choice" for many Afghans.

The fall of the Berlin Wall and with that of subsequent fall of communism reflected a befitting scenario for the free market Capitalism's onward movement.

where v 0 = 1.34  ms − 1 is the free speed at low densities (free flow), ρ max = 5.4  m − 2 the maximal pedestrian density from which onward movement is not possible anymore and γ = 1.913  m − 2 a fit parameter.

The DART conducts joint reception, staging, onward-movement and Integration of inbound OPCON forces and establishes base support installations and /or forward operating bases for sustaining operations.

From the 6th century onward, a movement with religious origins made itself heard in literature.

From around 1900 onward a movement toward a modern purist approach to glass was largely fostered by the work of designers connected with the Vienna Kunstgewerbeschule (School of Industrial Art).

But even from late 30s onward the movement was hardly limited to America.

A tipping point, for me, means that from that point onward the movement acquires such rapid downhill momentum that nothing can stop it.