Sentence examples for regularly seeks to from inspiring English sources

China's Communist party regularly seeks to legitimise its rule by highlighting the uncertainty caused by elections elsewhere.

Across three different government administrations, we have ensured the continuation of a cross-departmental group that regularly seeks to scrutinise and improve national policy efforts.

The ministry also said many countries, including the United States, regularly sought to attract foreign doctors.

But protesters have regularly sought to bring at least parts of the conscript army — dominated by poor Sunni Muslims from rural regions — to their side.

According to a report on Friday in the French newspaper Le Monde, UBS bankers regularly sought to ingratiate themselves into networks of affluent people, mingling at sporting events and concerts in order to seek out possible clients for tax evasion.

Ms. Fey said her husband regularly sought to soothe her anxieties as a working mother who keeps the hours of a Wall Street investment banker with this adage: "Make hay while the sun shines".

The rivalry between Saudi Arabia and Iran, in which both compete for the hearts and minds of the Arab street, sees them regularly seek to curb each other's influence and standing in the Middle East.

David Rothkopf, of Foreign Policy, recently characterized cyber conflict as a "cool war," writing, "It is a little warmer than cold because it seems likely to involve almost constant offensive measures that, while falling short of actual warfare, regularly seek to damage or weaken rivals or gain an edge through violations of sovereignty and penetration of defenses".

Conversely, politicians regularly seek to elevate the downtrodden or, in particular, the small.

In part because of the overlap of the time periods involved, Rambus has regularly sought to tie its allegations of price-fixing to the DoJ probe.

Each respondent completed an online SNA questionnaire, consisting of 4 questions: Q1 direct information seeking: to name up to 5 staff in the health department whose input is regularly sought to assist in integrating research evidence into practice-based decisions.