move for (something)

To instigate or initiate some legal motion. We are moving for a retrial in light of this new evidence, Your Honor.

move for something

to make a parliamentary or legal motion in favor of something. I move for dismissal of the case against my client. My lawyer moved for a recess of the trial.

词组	move for (something)
释义	move for (something) move for (something) To instigate or initiate some legal motion. We are moving for a retrial in light of this new evidence, Your Honor. See also: move Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. move for something to make a parliamentary or legal motion in favor of something. I move for dismissal of the case against my client. My lawyer moved for a recess of the trial. See also: move McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: move for strike up strike up a friendship open (up) a can of worms open up a can of worms instigate instigate (someone) to (do something) instigate to do spring a trap spring a/the trap
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