Sentence examples for are to seize from inspiring English sources
The crucial point is that policy needs to be forward-looking if governments are to seize the initiative back from financial markets.
If big companies are to seize more fast-growth opportunities, they can learn from the venture capitalists that back the most successful entrepreneurs.
"There is a huge opportunity for the UK to lead in connectivity to growth markets, but we need a hub solution that has the capacity to compete if we are to seize it," the letter says.
Van Gaal said United's defence would need to improve in order to deal with West Ham striker Andy Carroll if they are to seize their "last chance of silverware" this season.
"Ambassador [Paul] Bremer [former US administrator in Iraq] and President Bush got very angry and emotional and the order came down the chain of command, 'No, you are to seize the city,'" Mr West told me in an interview in 2006.
If you want to contend that the president's aims are to seize the means of production and take over the private sector, you can.
Its consolation prize that year was to seize metropolitan Caracas, but the punishment was severe.
Their desire will always be to seize any territory last held by a Jew.
If it is to seize that chance, the MUD will need discipline, unity and luck.
His original idea was to seize Hitler & the men around him & put them on formal trial.
