Sentence examples for seeking to keep a from inspiring English sources

There are already signs that the regime is seeking to keep a firm grip on the pace of change.

Parents at a Lower East Side school who are seeking to keep a charter school out of their children's building filed a lawsuit yesterday in State Supreme Court.

In 1972, F.B.I. agents -- seeking to keep a hijacked Southern Airways plane on the ground in Orlando -- shot out six of its tires.

The state attorney general's office was seeking to keep a convicted pedophile with a history of mental illness in a secure mental facility beyond the expiration of his prison sentence.

And seeking to keep a foot in all Republican camps, rather than concentrating on a more targeted slice of voters, could leave the impression that he is trying too hard.

He said the crowds this year might also be thinned by illegal immigrants' seeking to keep a low profile and a sense that mass demonstrations had run their course.

Reports surfaced on Tuesday that MLB would seek to keep A-Rod off the field by suspending him under its collective bargaining agreement, meaning that he could not play during an appeal.

The incident poses a new challenge for Facebook and other social networks seeking to keep an open platform without allowing users to promote violence.

Until now, New Labour has sought to keep a foot in both camps.

But their actions upset organizers who had sought to keep a distance from violent groups.

Mr. Cohen has insisted there was no relationship, but that he sought to keep a damaging story from emerging regardless.