Sentence examples for to move deliberately from inspiring English sources

"We want the Senate to move deliberately," Mr. Reid said.

The safety net provided by the New Deal allows time for government to move deliberately.

Now Kurdish leaders want them out but the Americans want to move deliberately in order to protect legitimate property rights.

As they balance these competing imperatives, Republicans said they planned to move deliberately at first and avoid declarations that could box them in.

A senior administration official said the coalition intended to take military action against the Shiite resistance but planned to move deliberately to try to avoid the impression that this was a campaign against the Shiites.

They had regarded stocks as overvalued for some time, but because the fund's custom is to move deliberately before allocation shifts, it profited from the equity bubble until it was advanced; stocks sold off violently six months later.

These officials insisted that they must move deliberately to bring all countries on board to change the emblem and admit Israel, but others argued that delay would just be used to keep Israel out.

Frank Luntz, a Republican pollster who at one time advised Newt Gingrich, the former House speaker, on word choice and language, said that Mr. Gore appeared to have moved deliberately away from "working families" to the "middle class" to broaden his reach.

They move deliberately and often spend a good deal of time silently watching before deciding how to act.

The audience mills around, as performers move deliberately or hold poses on the metal scaffolding that defines the stage space.

Now we must move deliberately into an industrial policy for international trade.