Sentence examples for looking to form from inspiring English sources

Education has become a top priority in emerging economies and many are looking to form partnerships with world leading universities.

He continues to court members of the left, looking to form coalitions as he tries to position his party as centrist and pro-business.

Fortunately though, the government is looking to form such a strategy, with their science and innovation strategy due in the autumn.

Carphone may also want to end the relationship because it has been looking to form a partnership with other retailers, namely Media Markt in the Netherlands.

Instead, the company is looking to form partnerships with other refugee recruiters that specialiee in matchmaking and is in talks with Connecteer and Work for Refugees.

Roberts believes that providers will increasingly be looking to form partnerships in the future – from mergers through to federations and the informal sharing of services.

It will now look to form a coalition government to facilitate its return to office.

But bubble politics is grossly intolerant of protagonists who look to form durable connections outside the tribe.

Jones said: "We are confident we will be by far the largest party so it will be up to us to look to form a government".

Informal talks have already been held as Strauss looks to form an advisory panel to help significantly improve England's one-day performances.

As members look to form that plan, Kayyali hopes the new campaign will send them a clear message.  .  .