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Move

To make an application to a court for a rule or order, or to take action in any matter. The term comprehends all things necessary to be done by a litigant to obtain an order of the court directing the relief sought. To propose a resolution, or recommend action in a deliberative body. To pass over; to be transferred, as when the consideration of a contract is said to move from one party to the other. To occasion; to contribute to; to tend or lead to.

move

v. to make a motion in court applying for a court order or judgment. (See: motion, movant)

move

(Alter position), verb abscond, alter the position, break camp, carry, change an abode, change place, change residence, come away, commovere, convey, depart, emigrate, exit, flee, go, go away, go forth, go from home, go on, go one's way, journey, leave, leave a place, move out, part company, progress, propel, push on, put in motion, remove, slip away, slip off, take flight, transfer, translocate, transport, transpose, vacate, walk away, walk off

move

(Judicially request), verb apply, ask for, introduce, make a demand, make a motion, make a petition, make a request, make a requisition, make application, make formal application, make one's submission, offer for consideration, petition, propose, propose a motion, propose an action formally, put forth, put forward, put up a petition, referre, request, requisition, submit, submit a formal request
Associated concepts: motion practice, move the court

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Some people think bands such as Kiss are past it, while others think they should move aside and let other acts take the spotlight.

Kiss put on a show; Yourview

"Anybody who plays for their country never wants to give it up but there is going to come a time when you have to say 'well it's time for me to move aside because there are other people who can do as good a job - if not a better job - as me'.

Harmison: I'll play if wanted

And if the developer cannot or will not provide it, it should move aside and let someone else do the business.

Deserving of the best

However, Fear wants Ellis to take stock of the gravity of the situation and finally move aside for the good of the club and Ellis himself.

FOOTBALL: FANS URGE DOUG: IT'S TIME TO GO

On some occasions all three lanes were occupied and drivers had to move aside to let the oncoming car pass them between the Morriston and Swansea West junctions.

Police seek 'wrong way' driver

'Will you have to move aside again then?' Who knows?

Motor racing: Insulting gesture may have killed off Formula One; Jon Wilde argues that Grand Prix fans have been cheated by Ferrari's games

JUDGES who are refusing to move aside for workmen could mean vital repairs to Warwick Crown Court will take another year, costing an extra pounds 250,000.

Judges defy the beetles

The first strike in more than 40 years is down to him and in the interests of patients we urge David Cameron to move aside Hunt and give NHS managers total control to reach a deal.

Strike is all Hunt's fault; VOICE OF THE

A fixture clash with ground-share partners Solihull Moors has compelled Bees to move aside for one weekend only to face Blaydon on the most auspicious of occasions.

Bees travel down memory lane to Portway

"You guys have been writing about it for years - as soon as he gets to a certain stage he was going to move aside and he decided to do it now." After the FIA's International Court of Appeal ruled the controversial 'double-decker' diffuser legal on Wednesday, McLaren were quick to try a revised component on Hamilton's car in practice.

Hamilton tribute to Dennis; FORMULA ONE

I feel, therefore, it is time for me to move aside."

Cricket: Aussies are stunned as Martyn quits

"I think he's definitely stayed too long now and should move aside. He was the right man at the right time, but that time has passed now.