Sentence examples for means sought from inspiring English sources

Since then the OPCW has, through inspections, destruction and by other means, sought the implementation of the convention.

The next steps must entail making use of the space provided by the initiative, in order to broaden its horizon to include initiating reforms that have always been met with resistance by the governments of the six countries, and to place wider dialogue and political participation at the forefront of the means sought to eliminate sectarian tensions in the Gulf.

In Ukraine, that means seeking a political deal with Russia.

By all means, seek a second opinion and keep the conversation going.

This means seeking the best return on their investments at an acceptable level of risk.

"Don't fantasize that privatization can resolve all the problems existing in industry monopolies," said the article in Qiushi, which means "seeking truth".

It means seeking out more marginal and idiosyncratic voices, whose views are often worth pondering precisely because they have no real purchase on our political debates.

Empathy means seeking to understand and relate to the feelings, needs and experiences of individuals; it is an extremely advantageous trait to embody.

For many, coming out means seeking an identity within the gay world, but I did not do that or find that.

Tories want governmentally coddled ensembles to pay their own way, which means seeking private support (and the imposition of often dubious private taste), on the American model.

We all have to take responsibility for our own development and that means seeking options ourselves; this conference is a great place to start building professional links.