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Turkey has no date in mind but would seek, even more optimistically, to join soon after.

Labour announced yesterday that it would no longer oppose the principle of a referendum but would seek to amend the legislation.

He implied that Hamas would not settle for a symbolic role in the P.L.O. but would seek to toughen its policies.

A comprehensive solution would include the 11 Swiss banks mentioned in your editorial, but would seek to settle the issue for the whole industry once and for all.

The Lugar proposal includes no cap on carbon emissions but would seek to reduce greenhouse gas pollution through energy-saving steps.

Mr. Oettinger's proposal would be voluntary for governments but would seek to give them the means, under E.U. law, to impose a ban if they choose.

But it would seek some shelter in the daytime, not just for warmth but also for protection from predatory birds and animals that can spot its mottled coat amid the snowbanks.

Bell said he could be a setup man if he is traded, but he would seek to remain a closer in free agency.

As a result, it did not plan to reduce spending on health and social security, but instead would seek less spending at the regional and municipal level while "better integrating" central services.

The city council admitted the project had "stalled" but developers would seek a new flagship tenant.

But Russia would seek to carry out security measures which did not distract from the Games, he said.