Sentence examples for seek to declare from inspiring English sources
It said the league would seek to declare an impasse, cancel its season, impose new work rules and use replacement players for next season in an effort to reduce the average annual salary to $1.3 million from $1.8 million.
In a twin-pronged strategy, the anti-whaling majority have fought a long rearguard bureaucratic campaign to delay implementation of the RMS and in the meantime seek to declare most of the world's oceans as whale sanctuaries.
And it doesn't address the broader problem — how to improve the life of ordinary Turkish Kurds so they don't align with militants and don't seek to declare an independent state.
"Based on this report, work has been commissioned to start legal proceedings to seek to declare relevant directors unfit to hold office and to disqualify them from management of any company in future," the British business secretary Peter Mandelson said in a statement Friday.
That suit seeks to declare unlawful any move by the union to dissolve itself to allow individual players to file antitrust lawsuits against the N.H.L.
That thinking has been voiced increasingly as the party's professional political class, which Ms. Palin has railed against, has sought to declare the field of candidates closed.
The original language in the bill also sought to "declare that failing to provide minimum services constitutes gross negligence subject to discipline".
Republican state assemblyman Matthew Harper of Huntington Beach sought to declare 26 May 2016, as John Wayne Day to mark the day the actor was born.
The Town of Brookhaven, which provides parking for residents using the marina and ferry, joined the civic association in seeking to declare the approval null and void.
Nationals MP Duncan Gay, the Coalition's leader of the upper house, successfully sought to declare the Greyhound Racing Prohibition Bill as urgent before introducing the legislation on Wednesday.
The Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, sought to declare at least a short-term victory, arguing that a letter signed by all 41 Republicans last week opposing the legislation in its current form had forced Democrats back to the bargaining table.
