Sentence examples for because it seeks to from inspiring English sources
That hasn't slowed Malkenhorst, though, and last week he filed a federal lawsuit against the state, asking the court to declare the law unconstitutional "because it seeks to interfere with the vested property rights of a United States citizen".
Whatever the reality regarding atopy and microbial exposure, 'targeted hygiene' with its emphasis on selective hygiene intervention when and where risks of infection are greatest makes sense on its own merits because it seeks to maximize protection against the harmful effects of ID, while retaining the beneficial effects which microbes may have on our human and natural environment.
Out of the red and into the black for the first time in a generation – a country that inspires confidence around the world because it seeks to live within its means.
This is not because it seeks to imitate nature, but because its purpose is to express and embody free spirit and this is achieved most adequately through images of human beings.
But Crowdrise is different, its founders and users say, because it seeks to build community in much the way that Facebook does.
This animation project is very interesting because it seeks to push animation beyond its classic themes (i.e. anthropomorphized objects and animals).
Its importance for understanding terrorism is crucial because it seeks to highlight the importance of peripheral countries on international arena, meeting the objectives of some terrorist organizations, despite the use of completely antagonistic means.
The New York State Department of Education said it would not charter the museum as a state-sanctioned institution because it sought to operate as a for-profit corporation.
Mr. Castro blamed Washington's embargo, and American allies criticized the Cuban Democracy Act because it sought to restrict their trade with Cuba.
Jeb Bush made it known that he thought his own approach superior, because it sought to grade schools on improvements in individual students' scores, rather than just on schools' performance in a given year.
An exhibition last year, "The German Army and Genocide," was bitterly contested because it sought to illustrate how completely the Wehrmacht was a tool of the Nazis even if the access of ordinary soldiers to Hitler's designs was limited.
