Sentence examples for public moves from inspiring English sources

Google's acquisition of Launchpad Toys could be one of its first public moves to start that project, helping it develop a version of YouTube for children.

The adroitness of the Ondaatje Wing, then, is that it has automatically altered the way the public moves through the museum.

"If they make any public moves to impose any new reduction, there will be a concerted effort by the industry to prevent that from happening".

Americans, particularly Democrats, say Mr. Bush should refrain from his public moves to begin assembling a new administration, which his advisers say are partially designed to convey a sense of inevitability that he will be president.

"I think, I hope, that Lance will talk to the media in addressing those things that happened and the public moves on, moves on in a sense that there's still this organization down in Austin that helps people fight and survive cancer," Mr. Korioth said.

In May, in one of its first public moves, the coalition called on the Food and Drug Administration to tighten controls on television drug advertising, which climbed 70percentt last year, to $1.13 billion, according to IMS Health, a market research company.

How have we arrived at the paradox of experts and public moving in opposite directions?

The agency has made no public move to use its authority.

Ms. Brown remains convinced that after her very public move away from magazines, her decision to grab Newsweek was a good one.

Mr McPartland's very public move will further concern the Treasury, which is facing substantial pressure from Tory MPs to substantially water down the plans at the Autumn Statement.

For people who have lived for years on the margins of Israeli society, this week's protests and strike mark an unusually public move.