Sentence examples for has lately sought from inspiring English sources

The Bharatiya Janata Party rose to power on a Hindu nationalist platform, but has lately sought to temper its overt use of Hindutva, or Hindu-ness.

Mr. Barzani has lately sought to position himself as not just the leader of Iraq's Kurds, but someone who can unite all Kurds as they push for more independence and more democratic rights.

Outsourcing companies, mostly from India, have lately sought the largest chunks of H-1B visas.

Apparently hedging their bets, supporters of the deal in Washington have lately sought to describe the nuclear accord as one piece of a broader relationship.

Drones within domestic airspace are still largely limited to border surveillance, though law-enforcement agencies around the country have lately sought to purchase smaller, lighter vehicles for policing purposes.

Although Communist Party leaders have lately sought to bolster Chinese culture at home and abroad, and President Hu Jintao wrote last month about the West's potentially pernicious effect on the nation, the latest rules were aimed at giving the domestic television industry a leg up on Asian competition.

The New Yorker, June 13 , 1970 P. 109George Wallace's victory in the Alabama primary poses a direct & immediate threat to the Nixon Admin., whose members would gladly have traded off a Wallace defeat for just about any political or legislative victory they have lately sought.

By Richard H. Rovere The New Yorker, June 13 , 1970 P. 109George Wallace's victory in the Alabama primary poses a direct & immediate threat to the Nixon Admin., whose members would gladly have traded off a Wallace defeat for just about any political or legislative victory they have lately sought.

While many countries — including the United States, which recently contemplated military strikes against Syria in response to the use of chemical weapons there — have called for Mr. Assad to go, the focus has lately shifted to seeking and carrying out a political solution, or what Washington has referred to as an orderly transition of power.

The government of the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, has lately seemed intent on seeking to delay any request by Spain for a government bailout — or at least to ensure that any such request is bundled with requests from other countries, like Cyprus.

Smartertimes.com has lately been displaying classified advertisements seeking journalists and others to work for a new daily newspaper.