Sentence examples for Seeking a repeat from inspiring English sources

A lawsuit was filed in West Palm Beach challenging the county's election and seeking a repeat of the vote two weeks from now.

The new system is likely to raise the stakes for each inspection and prompt restaurateurs to try to improve their scores by seeking a repeat inspection.

Rodgers was present at Anfield that night as Chelsea's youth team manager and, while seeking a repeat of the noise that he believes prompted the referee to award Luis García's controversial early goal, he does not want a chaotic start against Zenit.

C1 Seeking a Repeat Performance Theodore J. Forstmann, the financier who revived Gulfstream Aerospace, will try to do the same for the ailing phone company McLeodUSA by investing an additional $275 million and calling in some of the Gulfstream makeover team.

İmamoğlu criticised AKP plans to seek a repeat of the race, urging the government to accept that "losing an election is as much part of democracy as winning".

However, a study in Finland found that young women were more likely to seek a repeat induced abortion within 5 years compared to older women [ 11].

In the Republic of Ireland usual care may have included monitoring of risk factors and providing appropriate advice and drug management when patients sought a repeat prescription, but this was not organised in a formal manner.

Many of those not screened who were 1 or 2 years of age at the time would have already had recent mandatory blood lead determinations, and their parents or guardians, knowing the results, may not have sought a repeat test.

But he can bring public pressure against reluctant commissioners ― who have thus far been quiet about the Facebook case ― and offer internal support to agency investigators seeking a tough line against repeat offenders.

After digesting the blood, the mosquito flies in search of a water body to lay the eggs before seeking a host again to repeat the feeding cycle.

After digesting the blood, the mosquito flies in search of a breeding site to lay eggs, before seeking a host again to repeat the feeding cycle.