Sentence examples for seek a future from inspiring English sources

Palestinians, who seek a future capital in East Jerusalem, called the move a violation of the Middle East peace plan.

To still have the resolve and fortitude to want to seek a future in a foreign land with numerous impediments is almost superhumanly courageous.

So, Obama urges, "let us continue to engage in dialogue, and to ask ourselves and each other how the Passover story challenges us to question the world as it is, and to seek a future that is more just and more peaceful for all".

But Knoyle becomes the latest Wales international player to seek a future elsewhere.

"We seek a future when a child can walk down the street and not worry that others see him as dangerous because of the colour of his skin or the clothes on his back".

"We want to widen the pool of nations and cyberusers that agree with us about the need for norms of behaviour, and who want to seek a future cyberspace based on opportunity, freedom, innovation, human rights and partnership, between government, civil society and the private sector," he said.

Should Mr. Strickland be seeking a future for this project, he knows where to pick up the thread.

Bimlendra Jha, chief executive of Tata Steel UK, said: "This is an important step forward in seeking a future for speciality steels and we have reached this stage thanks to the efforts of employees, trade unions and management.

The panels raise new kinds of questions about what constitutes sustainable development and the issue highlights some of the environmental trade-offs faced by governments seeking a future based on low-carbon, clean energy technologies.

Shrugging away these distinctions like a dispassionate professor at a time when people are dying in the streets of Iran is no way to honor this phrase in his Inaugural Address: "Know that America is a friend of each nation and every man, woman and child who seeks a future of peace and dignity, and that we are ready to lead once more".

Helen Fielding's iconic noughties heroine Bridget Jones couldn't be more different from Carter's defiantly unconventional heroines, with her determination to settle down and longing for a partner, but she remained a woman who acted, who sought a future for herself that was her own.