Sentence examples for seeking to press from inspiring English sources

Conservative religious leaders and representatives of the New York State Catholic Conference made the rounds of the Capitol on Thursday seeking to press their case against the measure.

Seeking to press this advantage, opposition leaders are demanding national elections for now and not 1992, when they are next scheduled.

Seeking to press American retailers to do more to assure factory safety in Bangladesh, dozens of worker advocates held protests on Thursday at the Gap's headquarters in San Francisco and at a Walmart store in Renton, Wash.

It was the first time a European leader had warned that Putin was seeking to press Balkan states to his side in the worsening tug-of-war in Europe between Moscow and Brussels.

Unspoken was the importance Mr. Obama's campaign has placed on seeking to press any advantage he can from the modest lift he received in some polls after his convention last week.

During PMQs, Corbyn accused May of being "in denial" over her Brexit deal, mocking her for, as he put it, seeking to press ahead with it as if the vote had not happened.

Ms. Merkel has repeatedly sought to press Moscow on the issue of human rights.

Australia typically sought to press high and attack constantly, as per Postecoglou's mantra.

It remains unclear whether prosecutors will seek to press charges against him.

But few investors have sought to press such rights, in large part because the legal system moves slowly in India.

Since then, AES has sought to press CANTV's owners to increase the company's efficiency and its share price.