Sentence examples for seeking to inform from inspiring English sources

We will be seeking to inform and encourage dialogue about Israel and the Palestinians in the wider cultural and creative community.

Some guy in a yellow protective suit, seeking to inform the public of what has occurred on the Han, soon gives up and suggests weakly that people watch it on TV.

Republican state and local officials are trying to thwart the administration's enrollment efforts by imposing restrictions and requirements on volunteers seeking to inform people about how to enroll in coverage plans under the law.

In the latest outrage, the state Department of Health on Sept. 9 ordered some 60 county health agencies, whose clinics treat large numbers of poor and uninsured people, to bar from their premises counselors, or "navigators," seeking to inform people how to enroll in insurance plans and get subsidies under the health reform law.

As we highlight in our theory section we expect that more people looking at this page indicates that higher levels of people are interested in voting in the election, and are seeking to inform themselves about the practicalities of voting.

In this case, such a scientist, Cánovas, is seeking to inform the broader research community about findings on which he and his former supervisor apparently don't see eye to eye.

He said he made good use of the information given to him through the National Agricultural Advisory Services (NAADS), which seeks to inform farmers about new varieties and ideas, offered him training.

Given the emphasis of the FDA PRO guidance on content validity, detailed information on the development of each PRO measure of interest was sought to inform the assessment of each measure's content validity in patients with mCRPC [[ 10]].

This review seeks to inform voters by exploring the environmental risks and opportunities of voting to remain or leave.

A spokesman for Mr. Hoekstra's campaign said the letter was appropriate and sought to inform potential donors of his leadership on national security issues.

In case voters had not been following along, Mr. Obama sought to inform them, weaving his side of the dispute into the overarching message of his campaign.