Sentence examples for seek under from inspiring English sources

Having achieved the security that comes with regulation, they seek under a regulatory umbrella to appropriate monopoly profits that were never secure in the unregulated market.

Right man, wrong job ReprintsWith the West rightly wary of plunging into yet another maelstrom, the Arab League, for years a toothless and often hypocritical body, has admirably taken the lead, asking Kofi Annan, a former secretary of the United Nations, to seek, under the joint aegis of the UN and the league, to persuade Mr Assad to negotiate.

In a Times piece written at the time of Mr. Ford's confirmation hearings, Dr. Hutschnecker denied treating Mr. Ford but contended that "the help a political leader might seek under stress to secure his emotional stability is not weakness but courage, and is as much in our national interest as it is in his".

The union is demanding that real estate companies covered by the New York City contract that own or manage buildings in the suburbs agree to recognize a union at any building where a majority of the workers sign cards saying they want one, without having an election at that point, which employers can seek under federal labor law.

You can jump over the hurdle of a cute 2-year-old playing hide and seek under the podium.

That policy, in particular, has infuriated immigrant rights groups and child care advocates, who say it is traumatizing children, many of whom crossed with parents intending to lodge asylum or other humanitarian claims that they have a right to seek under U.S. law.

Five young Indian players were suspended this month after a television report appeared to show them seeking under-the-counter payments.

Despite very low care seeking, under-5 mortality is lower than in many of the other African countries in this analysis.

He is being sought under a European arrest warrant (EAW).

This is because monetary damages cannot be sought under the statute.

In the other instances relief was sought under general law from wrongful acts of officials.