Sentence examples for genuinely sought from inspiring English sources

Despite this and the uncompromising environment, F.O.T.A. has genuinely sought compromise".

Exxon and its peers insist they would not seek compensation for changes that genuinely sought to improve human rights.

The primary difference, he observes, is that while Eastern State genuinely sought to reform its inmates, Pelican Bay "makes no such pretense...

Many Americans, meanwhile, have genuinely sought to learn more about Islam, and a number of moviemakers, writers, journalists and scholars have moved to meet the demand for more balanced information.

Too often those most affected by regulation are presented with a fait accompli by government, rather than having their opinion genuinely sought and subsequently taken into account before the regulations are finalised.

The paradox is that the limited aim of damage control has a better chance of working if it is genuinely sought in the context of the riskier, more uncertain pursuit of a political solution.Many Palestinians would agree with Mr Powell's assessment that their armed uprising against occupation has become self-defeating.

After that benefits will be cut off unless you really can prove not just that you are genuinely seeking employment but also that you have a genuine chance of getting a job.

They want to empower people genuinely seeking to represent their voice.

The clue is in the title… …Job Seekers Allowance is only available for those who are genuinely seeking a job.

The clue is in the title: jobseeker's allowance is only available to those who are genuinely seeking a job".

Their publications, produced collectively, included Merseyside in Crisis (1980) and Genuinely Seeking Work: Mass Unemployment on Merseyside (1992).