Sentence examples for seeking to act from inspiring English sources

The Kurds, who have total political and military control of most of northern Iraq, are likely to refuse to hand over Mr Hashemi and are seeking to act as mediators between him and the Prime Minister.

While Mr. Musharraf, playing host to President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan, vowed that anyone seeking to act against Afghanistan from his soil would be stopped, the diplomats said Pakistan was turning a blind eye to just such activity.

Iain Duncan Smith is to campaign independently for Britain to leave the European Union, spurning the rival campaigns seeking to act as the main group pushing to quit in the EU referendum.

But Tebbit said that Miller, who was forced by the standards committee to apologise to MPs for her treatment of Hudson after she accused the commissioner of seeking to act beyond the law, should resign.

Indeed, he helps us appreciate the great difference between a celebrity and a public figure -- one the creation of the media, the other a full human character seeking to act within the public sphere -- as well as why we don't really have any of the latter anymore.

But Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said he would be seeking to act on the recommendations.

That, they say, best suits armed forces that seek to act only in self-defence.

In interviews this week, Mr. Brown said he had sought to act on Mr. Thornsley's concern.

Countries, large and small, seek to act with autonomy and dignity.

Blocked for most of his presidency by Congress, Mr. Obama has sought to act however he could.

Mr. Walpin, he said, "sought to act as the investigator, advocate, judge, jury and town crier".