Sentence examples for it could seek from inspiring English sources

As a matter of ethics, after the company responds to its employees' infestations, it could seek compensation from the bird owner.

If AT&T wanted to ease the burden on its balance sheet, it could seek to pursue a joint bid for Vodafone alongside América Móvil or another large international player (perhaps Softbank).

To achieve these goals, China could adopt a more democratic form of government, as South Korea did, in the nineteen-eighties, or it could seek to extend its success without changing its authoritarian government.

In a few weeks, it could seek to justify its earlier action that has been nullified by the U.S. Supreme Court; the justices in Washington could then choose to interpret the law for future close contests or let the matter drop as overtaken by events.

For one, it could mean that CBS, like Fox before it, could seek to limit its viewership online to those people who pay cable operators like Time Warner Cable to view its content.

It could seek to ship out its by-products, but transportation would raise costs, and would be in competition with American shipments.

On Thursday, the State Court of Appeals ruled that it looked very much as though detectives in Rochester had fed facts about the murder to Mr. Warney, and it said he could seek compensation for his conviction.

Mathis' spokesman, Stuart Robinson, indicated the commission is making plans knowing that it is possible Brewer could seek to remove Mathis from office again.

If they feel a conviction was unjust, prosecutors could seek for it to be dismissed.

Boras would not estimate what Rodriguez could make on the open market, but it is believed that Boras could seek a 10-year contract for $300 million for his client.

U.S. Attorney Patrick J. Fitzgerald has until April 7 for a federal grand jury to indict Blagojevich, but it's possible his office could seek a deadline extension.