Sentence examples for as a systematic attempt from inspiring English sources

She described this as "a systematic attempt to change police statements to emphasise the slant on the defence that the police wanted to develop".

The former official described it as "a systematic attempt to take down the electric grid" and characterized the men's behavior was "disciplined" and "military".

The former official described it as "a systematic attempt to take down the electric grid," and that the men's behavior was "disciplined" and "military".

Essentially, the spirit of the conference hinged on the determination of the member states to preserve their newly won freedoms and to reach out for more through their persistent opposition to colonialism and imperialism, as well as through a systematic attempt to advance the economic well-being of the people they represented, thereby questioning the essence of the UN (1997 39 400).

The United Nations, Britain and the US have labelled the exodus as ethnic cleansing, a systematic attempt to erase the Rohingya people and places from the map of Burma, pushing them into Bangladesh where the Burmese believe they belong.

He wrote of her: "Believing that philosophy has been wrongly described as the handmaiden of the sciences, she seeks instead to approximate it to art, poetry and religion, as part of a systematic attempt to make sense of the human condition and to show the place in the natural world of beings like us".

It comes as part of a systematic attempt to muzzle grass-roots organizing of poor and marginalized communities.

"Millions of innocent and wonderful and beautiful lives, women and children, were extinguished as part of a systematic attempt to eliminate the Jewish people," he said during a speech at Yad Vashem.

The other, that there is a systematic attempt to intimidate protesters by hanging serious charges over their heads for as long as possible.

Tristram Hunt, the shadow education secretary, said the memo was part of a systematic attempt to undermine Ofsted and destabilise Wilshaw's role as chief inspector.

The outgoing president of Poland's highest constitutional court has accused the ruling rightwing Law and Justice party (PiS) of a systematic attempt to destroy oversight of government activity, describing the country as "on the road to autocracy".