Sentence examples for seeking should from inspiring English sources

Making Mr Blair president would be regarded by many Eurocrats as a huge concession to Britain big enough, perhaps, to deter them from making further compromises of the kind Mr Cameron will be seeking should he become prime minister.

But the one lesson that should not be drawn is that information about how politicians do their jobs and spend the public's money — like the travel records Mr. Spitzer's aides were seeking — should be kept hidden away.

The stimulus package the Government is seeking should be linked to accountability measures, such as a compact with clear provisions on revenue management.

Studies calculating diarrheal incidence and healthcare seeking should account for seasonal trends.

As a result, more risk seeking should be observed in high-value decisions than low-value decisions.

Other factors contributing to intentional or non-intentional delays in health care seeking should be thoroughly explored among both patient groups.

The changes we seek should be driven by "coproduction".

That, together with a firm commitment that Nato membership will not be sought, should be enough for Moscow.

"Their extradition will be sought should they fail to return," Mr Clements added.

The key-frame summary sought should minimise a Conciseness cost function, which is a weighted sum of the Rate and Distortion functions defined in the work.

The best way to bridge the gap between the ideas that academia generates and the ideas that the product development industry seeks should be evaluated [4].