Sentence examples for has sought through from inspiring English sources

He has sought through judicial review to have his sentence reviewed.

The most recent case has been brought against Harvard by a group created by conservative activist Edward Blum, who has sought through prior legal challenges to eliminate race-conscious admissions.

China has sought through words and actions to extend its territorial claims beyond the 12-nautical-mile limit accepted through customary international law and codified by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.

Under Vladimir Putin, the Kremlin has not hidden its preference for Donald Trump, and has sought – through cyber-attacks and leaks aimed at embarrassing the Democratic party – to help his campaign.

In Rutherford's affidavit, A. Eric Johnston, a director of the institute, says Mr. Bennett has sought through a subpoena to interview a Rutherford representative about "the purpose of the Rutherford Institute and the basis for its eligibility" for nonprofit status.

To many she is the dominant figure in the fashion world, her influence greater than any contemporary editor and running close to a press baron, because she has sought through her magazine and its spinoffs to set the agenda for an industry and through her civic causes, like the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, to influence the cultural life of New York.

Eventually, he decided that being a scientist offered much of the creativity he had sought through the arts.

They have sought through the United Nations to limit the European Union's role to avoid the appearance of expanding independence.

He was jailed for saying that the freedom Iranians had sought through their revolution was being replaced by a new clerical despotism.

Rivals including AT&T and smaller competitors had sought through months of lobbying to block the merger, and federal officials say they would not be surprised if one of the rivals filed a lawsuit seeking to block the deal.

"We have sought, through our communications, to challenge non-readers' misperceptions of the publication as dry and mostly about finance by highlighting the breadth and individuality of Economist editorial," Ossman said.