Sentence examples for had sought to include from inspiring English sources

Gouzer had sought to include "One Ball Total Equilibrium Tank" in every themed sale he had curated.

The opponents had sought to include protections in the same-sex marriage legislation for private bridal-related businesses, but did not succeed.

Hodgson has also lost Walker and Lennon after Spurs' defeat at Manchester City and had sought to include Jermain Defoe, only for the striker also to be ruled out with injury.

Despite reports that Mr Monti had sought to include politicians in his cabinet, there are none.

Naoto Kan has sought to include the LDP in a "grand coalition" government, with the LDP leader's, Sadakazu Tanigaki, to become the deputy prime minister.

The U.S. organization has sought to include boys of diverse backgrounds, while the courts have affirmed its right as a private organization to set standards barring some groups from membership or leadership.

Instead, Ms. Tulovsky has sought to include lesser-known earlier works, among them untitled pictures from the "Nalozhenia (Superimpositions)" series, done in the 1970s, in which Mr. Mikhailov superimposes one negative onto another in the darkroom to play around with the context and meaning.

It has put considerable strain on the Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans in the UK and Ireland, which is led by conservative evangelicals and has sought to include traditionalist Anglican Catholics, and it will divide further the latter group between those who become Roman Catholics and those who remain as Anglicans.

Consequently, architects of US cap-and-trade policies have sought to include instruments to reduce such emissions by issuing carbon offsets for projects that avoid expected emissions or deliberately sequester additional carbon [6].

"We believe that based on a variety of factors that these approximately 300 to 400 positions share a community of interest with the others the union has sought to include," says UC spokesperson Paul Schwartz, who represents the UC labor-relations office.

For years, vocal and active Presbyterians have sought to include LGBTQ individuals in full communion with the church.