Sentence examples for driven attempt from inspiring English sources

"The British public have a right to openness and transparency when it comes to the ideologically driven attempt to sell off Britain's most successful rail-route to the speculators and chancers after two previous private sector failures on the same line," said RMT acting general secretary Mick Cash.

Glick's disingenuous analysis, coupled with her characterization of "price-tag" attacks as mere hooliganism and vandalism, betray a shameful ideologically driven attempt at obfuscation of the dilemma.

We are not aware of any comprehensive data driven attempt to describe or organise the full range of processes by which healthcare students develop their professional identities.

The new version, from Michael Bay's Platinum Dunes company and overseen by music video director Samuel Bayer, feels like a commercially driven attempt to revive a franchise that's been deader than most of Freddy's victims for a very, very long time.

It is the OECD, not the EU, that has driven attempts to clean up the worst excesses of corporate tax avoidance.

Ideologically driven attempts to disinvest public funds, abandon the public mission, and float the universities on student debt have now pushed the system into reverse: denying opportunity, not creating it.

Criminals were reading newspapers and they knew that the police were getting pressured about the stops: "There's no denying the connection between rising crime and politically driven attempts to handcuff the N.Y.P.D. instead of the criminals".

David Simmonds, chair of the LGA's Children and Young People Board, added: "It's clear that nationally driven attempts to tackle youth unemployment aren't working.

Barclays has already signed up to such a scheme, while National Express is launching what it calls "open" apprenticeships to drive attempts to help people re-enter the world of work, in tandem with the Pensions minister, Steve Webb.

It means that the direction of scientific research should not be determined by the pressure to win the 'significance lottery', but rather systematic, hypothesis-driven attempts to fill holes in our knowledge.

She described a constituent who was driven to attempt suicide by her experience of being assessed.