Sentence examples for seek to arrive from inspiring English sources
Abbott reiterated his government's policy that people who seek to arrive in Australia by sea will not be granted asylum.
Management processes that seek to arrive at the "one best strategy" through top-down, analytical methods must give way to models based on the biological principles of variety (generate lots of options), selection (use low-cost experiments to rapidly test critical assumptions), and retention (pour resources into the strategies that are gaining the most traction in the marketplace).
But, where we seek to arrive -- as a just and diverse society -- is really not the question.
Under normal circumstances, other drivers are viewed as nuisances, people to avoid and blow by as we seek to arrive more quickly at our destination.
Suppose that a matrix of estimates of additive genetic correlations is available (and taken as a 'true' matrix), and that we seek to arrive at a single measure of association among the K genetic values, as opposed to the pairwise measures provided by the matrix of genetic correlations.
Using this novel approach, our study seeks to arrive at an unambiguous ranking of the highest performers among 'urban sustainability champions', during the time period 2012 2015.
There are currently around 1,000 asylum seekers and refugees living on Nauru who sought to arrive in Australia.
He sought to arrive at a self-definition that made him immune from being regarded as contemptible.
This seminar seeks to arrive at a well-grounded "reading" of the enigmatic site of Mamallapuram, port of the Pallava dynasty, that holds the key to the origins of the South Indian style.
In previous years, he was Mr. Pataki's director of employee relations and chairman of the Long Island Power Authority, seeking to arrive at a formula that may eventually lower electric rates on the Island.
In remarks widely interpreted as directed against Liam Fox and David Davis, Hammond said: "I would say that those that are undermining the effort are those that are seeking to close down that negotiating stance, seeking to arrive at hard decisions that we don't need at this stage.
