Sentence examples for has regularly tried from inspiring English sources

His Golkar Party, which Suharto founded as his political vehicle, has regularly tried to block reforms in Parliament, even though it is part of Mr. Yudhoyono's coalition government.

As you can see, in the years since 9/11, the U.S. government has regularly tried and convicted terrorists in federal courts.

I'd had this book in my library for years and had regularly tried to connect the stories on a map.

Mr. Gore's aides have regularly tried to portray Mr. Bush, a former oil company executive, and his running mate, Dick Cheney, who recently ran a company that services the oil industry, as captive of oil interests.

Not being sure what wing tips are and having regularly tried to pair tan with a grey shirt, I feel out of my depth even before reading the cautionary addendum about not coming across like a member of the landed gentry.

In its response to Ofcom, RT said it had "regularly tried to contact the Turkish ministry of foreign affairs" but said "due to political tensions between Russia and Turkey following the downing of a Russian military aircraft by Turkish warplanes in November 2015, some pro-Turkey speakers purposefully ignore RT's requests for comment due to seeing a Russian TV station as the 'enemy'".

It was another example of Trump's frequent tactic of trying to distance himself from former associates embroiled in scandal, such as former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, whose role Trump and White House officials have regularly tried to downplay.

The president has regularly denounced and tried to block attempts by the prime minister to make peace with the Tigers.In this section Independence day?

For more than a century, like some complicated and unusually savvy butterfly, New York City has regularly dared writers to try and pin it down.

He signed on to a majority opinion that limited itself to the particular circumstances of the 2000 election battle, even though he has regularly argued that the Court should try to establish clear rules with broad applicability.

And the government has regularly detained and deported journalists who try to access the embattled Ogaden region, successfully cutting off news of the situation.