Nigel Farage, one of the prime movers behind Britain's referendum on leaving the EU in 2016, launched a Brexit Party to fight next month's European elections.
For his attorney general, Edmund Randolph, another of Washington's aides-de-camp and a prime mover in Virginia's ratification of the Constitution, was appointed.
The third functional muscle group is your synergists, and they help the prime movers usually by either lending them a little extra oomph, or by stabilizing joints against dislocation.
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Politically more important, private investments in distant lands, originally the prime mover of imperialist developments, are today surpassed by foreign aid, economic and military, provided directly by governments.
At the same time, there are antagonist muscles that are working in reverse of that particular movement, by staying relaxed, or stretching, or contracting just enough to keep those prime movers from over-extending.
And there's another prime mover that we don't talk about enough, which seems a little bit unlikely in the context of disruptive innovation, and that is large bureaucratic institutions.
That's what's been obsessing me over the last years, that's the investigation I've been on, trying to figure out what are the prime movers when we see change this momentous.
This equipment allows us to stimulate all the major muscle groups using a number of different exercises.(37) The 'multi-gym' is particularly good for the 'prime mover muscles' such as biceps, triceps and pectorals.
And I think we should say, given everything that's happening in the world, we should point out that, you know, one of those prime movers, which we should shout from the rooftops, is vaccines.
Impatient with precedent, sensitive to the new needs and conflicts of a nation expanding industrially and asserting its place in the world, he was a prime mover in shaping the modern presidency as we know it today.