Sentence examples for seeking to remove a from inspiring English sources

We are not waging a war against the people of any country or any faith.We are seeking to remove a group of evil international criminals," he said.

Last weekend, soldiers seeking to remove a settlement outpost defined by Israel as illegal scuffled repeatedly with young settlers defending it.

When crowds took to the streets, they were not just seeking to remove a leader who had one year left in office.

Days later, on March 1, CommonWealth changed its bylaws so that any shareholder seeking to remove a trustee from the board had to hold at least 3 percent of the company's shares for three years.

TOKYO — Seeking to remove a longstanding irritant in Japan's ties with the United States, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Friday that his government would ask local officials on the island of Okinawa for a key permit to begin construction to relocate an unpopular American air base to another part of the island.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement appears to have ignored an apparent agreement between Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen to prevent the deportation of noncitizen troops and veterans, seeking to remove a Chinese immigrant despite laws that allow veterans with honorable service to naturalize, court filings show.

The court did say there could be instances in which city officials could seek to remove a child from an abusive household.

Ending a decade of negotiations on the placement of American troops within Japan, the agreement seeks to remove a severe irritant in relations by reducing American military personnel on Okinawa, where residents complain of noise and crime.

Hakimullah Mujahed, a member of Afghanistan's High Peace Council who will take part in the loya jirga, said Wednesday that he will aggressively seek to remove a clause granting U.S. troops immunity for crimes committed on Afghan soil.

"We know that's highly correlated with cases in which we may seek to remove a child and place them in foster care," said Elizabeth Duryea, chief of staff of Connecticut's Department of Children and Families.

Indeed, if we "fix" any problem on the list without addressing the reproduction of inequality, and if that inequality is being reproduced in ever more acute ways, then the list just gets larger, even as we seek to remove a particular item from it.