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Mr. Rockefeller was chairman and the prime moving force of that group, which he has called an early effort "to breathe life into a moribund downtown".

Mr Walter advocates patience while the Agenda 2010 reforms are given a chance to work.In the meantime, international investors remain the prime moving force in Germany's drooping economy.

So, does the prime minister move towards the Norway-plus option, with full alignment, not only on goods but also services, and accept that the UK needs a customs union?

On February 14th Mirko Cvetkovic, the prime minister, moved to sack him.

The prime minister moved Mr Johnson from the universities brief to make him transport minister, to the dismay of his allies.

With gloom in Brussels, and exasperation in Berlin and Paris, Jan Fischer, the prime minister, moved to resolve the impasse.

"The prime minister moved forward more from his initial position than Chairman Arafat, particularly surrounding the question of Jerusalem".

Fine Gael said that it would drop calls for a parliamentary confidence vote — but only if the prime minister moved up the date of the election.

They say bluntly that the survival of Pakistan is at stake unless the Prime Minister moves toward some form of political conciliation with the anti‐Government forces.

But the prime minister moved to play down the prospect of military action against Libya, saying: "I do not think we are at that stage yet.

The prime minister moved fast on Friday morning to promise Scotland a far-reaching devolution settlement that would match any comparable arrangement anywhere in the world.