Sentence examples for announced attempt from inspiring English sources

Trump, the article said, was "under heavy pressure because of more than $115 million of guarantees he has given on the Trump Organization's debt, and because of his recently announced attempt to raise $250 million to expand his casino investments".

Judges at Spain's high court have a history of using international law to pursue cases overseas even when Spaniards are not involved, such as a recently announced attempt to indict Israeli leaders for an airstrike in Gaza that killed a Palestinian militant chief.

Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby and Interim Police Commissioner Kevin Davis announced attempted murder charges against Officer Wesley Cagle on Wednesday.

Last week, China imposed a 6% tariff on non-coking coal and announced attempts to address pollution in its cities by increasing spending on renewable energy.

We don't negotiate the future of Libya". United Nations officials in late May announced attempts to organize indirect talks between the rebels and Kadafi, and Kadafi's spokespeople have said talks have been ongoing.

The US-based firm last year announced an attempt to woo Brazil and China.

The Seattle Seahawks coach, Pete Carroll, has described Jarryd Hayne as "an incredible athlete" after the player announced his attempt to switch from the NRL to NFL.

The White House declined to comment on Monday, instead providing Mr. Obama's comments when he announced his attempt at the compromise in February: "These employers will not have to pay for, or provide, contraceptive services.

The leader of the New Jersey Senate today announced another attempt to require that all new handguns sold in New Jersey include so-called smart-gun technology sometime in the foreseeable future.

This morning the Jana consortium, which announced an attempt to take control of the CNET board of directors in January, published a website and white paper (embedded below) to support their effort.

Common Cause on Tuesday announced an attempt to put a measure on the ballot in all 50 states that would allow voters to constructively express that anger -- and forcefully express their view that unlimited spending is hijacking our democracy.