Sentence examples for it seeks to set from inspiring English sources
Through this provocation, it seeks to set conditions for an apocalyptic war with the West.
Equal measures criminal investigation, cultural exhumation and a consideration of race in a presumptively postracial America, it seeks to set the record straight.
When it decides a new technology is important, it seeks to set the standards, forcing other companies to build to those standards.
It seeks to set Mr. Brown apart from "Washington" by having him walk into James Breakfastt and More, a coffee shop in his hometown of Wrentham, and criticize the "people down there" for always fighting with one another.
"Equal measures criminal investigation, cultural exhumation and a consideration of race in a presumptively postracial America, it seeks to set the record straight," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.
LONDON — A new Arabic-language television news channel from the British Broadcasting Corporation will cover events in the Arab world "without fear or favor," as it seeks to set itself apart from other government-financed broadcasters in the region, Nigel Chapman, director of the BBC World Service, said Monday.
In addition, the agreements limited competition and spared Telemedia from the supervision of the Public Utilities Commission.After Mr Barrow's new government took office in February 2008, it sought to set aside these agreements.
It also seeks to set minimum prices for rides, although they aren't specified in the memo.
Instead, Mr. King seeks to set a pattern on wages and bonuses at G.M., and then try to match it at Chrysler and Ford Motor.
In the parlance of the hour, he seeks to set the strivers against the skivers.
