Sentence examples for would move that from inspiring English sources

Legalization would move that trade into the open market, driving down the price and undermining the cartels' power and influence.

Using $1 trillion of the surplus for private accounts would move that date up by around 15 years.

Mr. Scoppetta said that while the authority for inspections rose only to the level of division chief, which is Chief Fuerch's position, he would move that level of scrutiny up one notch to the borough chief level.

(The Bush plan would move that rate down to 35%, beginning this year).

In January 1995, Georgia Frontiere, the owner of the National Football League team known as the Los Angeles Rams (now St . LouisRams), announced she would move that team to St . Louis

Ms. Ginsberg said she hoped that the department would move that waste to a central location, a step the industry said would reduce costs.

U.S. courts would never move that fast.

Earlier this month, after Standard & Poor's cut its ratings, MBIA said it wouldn't move that money after all.

And why would it move that brigade to potentially hostile territory, if friendlier, more welcoming facilities can be found?

He'd say, 'Move that two pixels over.' A C.E.O.

I doubted before the argument that the court would move in that dramatic direction (notwithstanding the invitation to do so extended by Olson and Boies) and nothing today changed that.