Sentence examples for has sought to implement from inspiring English sources
In its modern incarnation, it has sought to implement Islamic law and governance in several Middle East states through participation in democratic elections.
Sandwell Public Health Department and the Sandwell Crime and Disorder Partnership has sought to implement evidence-based interventions in its partnership work on community safety and crime prevention over many years.
"For more than forty years, the homosexual activist movement has sought to implement a master plan that has had as its centerpiece the utter destruction of the family," James Dobson, the head of Focus on the Family and a prominent guest at Bush's Monday speech, has said.
As a result, state after state has sought to implement discriminatory voting measures over the past year.
President Juan Manuel Santos' government has sought to implement new policies to prevent the attacks, such as regulating the public sale of the chemicals being used, increasing penalties, and following up with medical attention for the victims.
His administration has sought to implement a new rule (called "gainful employment") to channel aid toward programs that were actually helping students and away from programs that consistently leave students with overwhelming debt.
Whatever the Kurdish revolution is or isn't, and however sincerely its adherents have sought to implement their ideals, its commitment to women's rights cannot be dismissed.
Recent IAEA circulars and policy papers have sought to implement safeguards when any purified aqueous uranium solution or uranium oxides suitable for isotopic enrichment or fuel fabrication exists.
In April , 2012 Timbuktu, once the great spiritual capital of Africa, was assaulted by two rival Tuareg rebel groups: the nationalists who declared secession in Northern Mali, and the Islamists of Andar Eddine who have sought to implement Sharia law.
And though his thoughts have sometimes been distorted, our foreign policy, to this day, springs from Wilson's speech to Congress on April 2 , 1917 when he called for a declaration of war and said, "The world must be made safe for democracy". He implanted that moral imperative into American foreign policy, and many of his successors have sought to implement it, with varying degrees of success.
