Sentence examples for it seeks to project from inspiring English sources

With the relatively liberal A.B. Vajpayee as its would-be prime minister, it seeks to project a more moderate image, pointing to its half-dozen Muslim candidates and to the comparatively benign Hindu-Muslim relations to be found in the states where it holds power.

One study identified "several common threads" that explained BRICS countries global health outreach: "each country's engagement is driven by its history and political outlook; framed by its view of how global health advances its own sovereign interests; and shaped by the image it seeks to project regionally and internationally" [ 12], page 15.

It seeks to project an image of tolerance and humanity.

It seeks to project power over a greater distance, which requires a well-developed navy and high-quality aircraft, such as those recently acquired F-15s.

Humanism had an evangelical dimension: it sought to project humanitas from the individual into the state at large.

But many outside the United States dislike the ways that America seeks to project itself beyond its borders.

Certainly, the Democratic platform, the party's first articulation of foreign policy after Sept. 11, seeks to project strength.

The Indian establishment hoped the Games would help to highlight the modern, dynamic avatar of India it is seeking to project.

It has sought to project the image of a country of mixed descent, where the colour of a person's skin does not count, a land unfettered by racism where cordial relations reign between citizens of Indian, European and African descent.

the Qatari government, for its part, insists that it wants to help, seeking to project itself as the main mediator in a prolonged conflict.

That is certainly not the image China sought to project as it began promoting the offering today.