JUDGE MAY: Mr. Milosevic, in due course you will have the chance to put in motions challenging the jurisdiction or any other preliminary matters which you wish to do.
But he may well be putting in motion a political process that will culminate in Britain's exit from Europe.
They claim that if a certain decision or policy is implemented, that could in and of itself be morally acceptable, causal mechanisms will be put in motion that will unavoidably lead to making other, much more morally dubious, decisions.
The Diamondbacks have a few guys who can run, like Tony Womack (28 steals), but most of the motion Brenly will put in play will be on hit-and-run plays.
If the situation is right, they will run: McLemore swiped 30 bases, Cameron can steal a base, Javier will be put in motion.
Windmill engines, feed mills, potato conveyers, old cider presses, wood-sawing devices, ancient plows and threshing machines and a steam engine with a sled for children's hayrides will be put in motion.
In the 2006 campaign, John Hostettler, a Republican congressman from Indiana, ran a radio ad that said, "Pelosi will then put in motion her radical plan to advance the homosexual agenda, led by Barney Frank, reprimanded by the House after paying for sex with a man who ran a gay brothel out of Congressman Frank's home".
But hopefully a lot of it will get put in motion in the first year or so, and a lot of stuff that they need to do is just close down certain schools, make sure that there's room for good schools to come in and join, set up programs.
An IAU process will be put in motion to determine the name for the new category.
Entry into force will show not only political will, but also put in motion the key elements of the Paris Agreement, including the ambition mechanism to increase action over time.
