Sentence examples for it wants about from inspiring English sources

As long as its students are performing, New Suffolk can do pretty much whatever it wants about its school, said Gary D. Bixhorn, the superintendent of the Eastern Suffolk Board of Cooperative Educational Services.

"The administration can say whatever it wants about its interpretation of these trade agreements," said Marcus Stanley, policy director at Americans for Financial Reform, a Wall Street watchdog group.

While it can talk all it wants about how great its products are, the real selling point is getting customers to use them for themselves.

In other words, the central bank has to hurt the economy to make people think what it wants about inflation.

Barr clearly knows Congress is going to jump up and down until it is satisfied with the information that it wants about this investigation.

Ford can make all the claims it wants about the car's fantastic fuel economy – when equipped with the plain-Jane 1.6-liter engine and an automatic transmission, the E.P.A. estimates that the Fiesta gets 30 miles per gallon in the city and 40 m.p.g. on the highway – and up-to-date gadgetry, but what first caught my notice was the bold colors available on the car.

The State University of New York at New Paltz said it had gotten the admissions yield it wanted: about 20percentt, compared with 24percentt last year.

The government argued that the organization could talk all it wanted about the Kurds and even in their general direction, but not in coordination with them.

D'Arcy's attorney, Bill Heine, argued that the city could have gotten any financial information it wanted about the nonprofits from the DWP managers who sit on the boards because they must agree to all expenditures.

Clamp down the timber if it wants to slide about on the stools.

Instead, it wants to talk about what it does best: putting on widely watched games.