Sentence examples for for instance seeks from inspiring English sources

Senator John McCain's torture bill, for instance, seeks to do just that.

A current grassroots campaign in Europe, for instance, seeks to focus attention on the gas pipeline, which is bringing the dictatorship several hundred million dollars in oil revenue, with tens of billions more to come.

A federal lawsuit, brought by a Blackfeet tribal member in 1998, for instance, seeks to force the United States Bureau of Indian Affairs to hand over $3 billion to 300,000 individual Indians and hundreds of tribal governments nationwide.

Mr. Weissler, for instance, seeks a theater for next season for his planned revival of the musical "Zorba" that would suit not only a bucolic Mediterranean set design but also the desire of his star, Antonio Banderas, to avoid performing in one of Broadway's bigger theaters.

For instance, seeking out these images can encourage the market and thus the abuse of more children to fulfil demand.

They may, for instance, seek to use the company's assets for their own private benefit and shirk unpleasant decisions.

Columbia, for instance, sought to stoke demand for Mr. Connick's recently released "Only You" by first issuing a Christmas album, "Harry for the Holidays," in October.

The Metropolitan Police Service, for instance, sought a support agreement directly from Microsoft, while HM Revenue and Customs is reportedly behind schedule in its transition to Windows 7 and 8.1.

But it does, for instance, seek an association agreement with the European Union and respect for human rights is a clause in that agreement.

Other commentators (Verikukis, for instance) seek to challenge Popper on his home turf, claiming that he exhibits a double standard – a higher bar for Marxism, and a lower bar for his own attempts to devise a social science.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, for instance, sought to revisit some terms of the government's recent agreement to provide insurance on $306 billion of Citigroup's worrisome assets to make it more favorable for taxpayers.