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Meanings of move in English
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Examples for "prompt"
Examples for "prompt"
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But the nature of that change is likely to prompt much debate.
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We want to create a prompt, responsive system for citizen complaint resolution.
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Corporate plans prompt improvised behaviour from employees, including gaming the new rules.
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German Cal' 10 baseload power was unchanged as was prompt British gas.
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Their prompt recognition and treatment can resolve dangerous situations for the patients.
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Designers create solutions -the products and services that propel us forward.
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Such systems use energy recovered during braking to help propel the car.
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The event aimed to empower women and propel dialogue surrounding community violence.
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Its steady work eventually earned enough respect to propel Mursi to power.
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Tells how the scramble for money can propel legislation or paralyze it.
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I try to motivate everybody, let them know that anything is possible.
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Principals motivate colleagues, create a supportive learning environment and provide instructional leadership.
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There wouldn't be any need to motivate everyone to keep working quickly.
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Bloomberg insiders say Fenwick used fear as a tactic to motivate people.
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Fire!-sadlythe surest way to motivate citizens to make a 911 call.
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In today's culture, power is defined as the ability to incite change.
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The election commission banned several party posters they said could incite hatred.
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But either way, he had time to incite the response he wanted.
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The crucial question is: did she incite others to harm the McCanns?
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Yet half a century later, fluoridation continues to incite fear and paranoia.
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All these motives actuate men and sometimes drive them in different ways.
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The appetites and passions would infallibly occupy and actuate the whole man.
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I have no selfish ambition to gratify, no personal motives to actuate.
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Is their purpose to appeal to our understanding, and actuate our humanity?
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He knew the reputation of Johnson, and the motives which might actuate him.
Usage of move in English
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However, the move could indeed be to protect the local poultry industry.
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The best way to move forward is to simply stay on course.
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Government officials said the move was to capitalise on favourable market conditions.
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Britain's move follows months of diplomatic threats against the Red Sea state.
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He said the move threatened freedom of speech, belief and open debate.
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However, any potential move this trade period would likely come much cheaper.
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He said the move would likely help children stay in sport longer.
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Several other countries, including Germany and Romania, announced plans to move forces.
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It needs to move beyond a simple 'do the right thing' message.
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U.S. jobs data kept the U.S. stock market move in check, however.
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We move effortlessly from one financial crisis to another: Greece to China.
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However, in the long term, they say gold prices should move higher.
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This move toward open, free information is particularly surprising coming from Apple.
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Clearly the best way to move through this region is by water.
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Journalists and aid groups cannot move in the area without government escorts.
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We'll continue to proceed cautiously: Some areas may move forward before others.
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Translations for move
Portuguese
Catalan
Move through the time
Move across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
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