Sentence examples for seeking to decide from inspiring English sources

True to this spirit, congressmen pour through the boxes of evidence supplied by the independent counsel, Kenneth Starr, seeking to decide whether the president broke laws; they talk as though this question alone will decide whether he should be impeached or not.

A French court seeking to decide whether Yahoo violated French law by allowing Nazi memorabilia to be sold on Web sites accessible through its American portal ordered a team of three international experts to examine whether it is possible to make such sites originating in the United States inaccessible in France.

The school's move could thus serve as a bellwether for Hollywood guilds and other groups seeking to decide whether to host their own award-season events for the Oscar hopeful.

There was once a time when the Supreme Court sought to decide hard cases only with strong majorities.

This familiar context for "oversensitive" shows, indeed, that the word seeks to decide for others what it is right for them to feel.

Many of the researchers who seek to decide the continuum hypothesis on the basis of new axioms think that there already is significant evidence for the thesis that the continuum hypothesis is false.

In the United Kingdom, existing oorganizations such as the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence are successful exemplars of the implementation of such public processes that seek to "decide what new technologies, devices, or drugs should be part of the benefit package of the National Health Service" [ 65].

The watchdog says DfID should be more realistic about what it seeks to do and decide on a strategic focus.

It is currently seeking a referendum to decide whether it will become a country in its own right.

For pathways, we seek not only to decide whether they are feasible but also to pinpoint the pathway segment that causes thermodynamic difficulties.

Judge Brinkema set March 29 as the deadline for prosecutors to decide on seeking the death penalty.