Sentence examples for further seeking to from inspiring English sources
And the House went one step further, seeking to allow American tourism to the island by barring money to the federal agencies that enforce against it.
It is a standard-bearer, an exemplar.But the president went further, seeking to change America's culture and values in ways that would make the country still more distinctive.
Senate Republicans are going a step further, seeking to prevent the agency from taking any action to limit greenhouse gases, which are tied to global warming.
Philip Booth, of the Institute of Economic Affairs, said: "Financial services are something this country has successfully specialised in – it is something we are good at – and further seeking to penalise it for political gain is dangerous".
Newer initiatives by other organizations go further, seeking to introduce children to high-powered rifles and handguns while invoking the same rationale of those older, more traditional programs: that firearms can teach "life skills" like responsibility, ethics and citizenship.
But an amendment to the Serious Crime Bill tabled by Fiona Bruce MP intends to go much further, seeking to make it unlawful for a woman to terminate a pregnancy when the sex of the foetus is a factor in her decision.
Defense lawyers further sought to emphasize how hard Mr. Bell's car hit the detective.
The Tea Party movement has further sought to spruce up its historical bona fides by laying claim to the United States Constitution.
Gestalt psychology further sought to encompass the qualities of form, meaning, and value that prevailing psychologists had either ignored or presumed to fall outside the boundaries of science.
He further sought to fend off the inquiry by saying he would pay for some of the damage to infrastructure from the accident, a mine collapse that injured no one but left a gaping sinkhole.
The forthcoming higher education white paper will likely further seek to marketise the sector, launching a race to the bottom with private outfits first leeching off then asset-stripping our publicly funded universities to offer knockdown education at a profit.
