Sentence examples for seeking to set from inspiring English sources

Save the Children is seeking to set up emergency feeding centres for children under five.

And remember, it's Obama who is seeking to set up this campaign in terms of a big and bold choice.

This was the hype machine in action, an England sponsor seeking to set the agenda by association.

This is the dilemma facing broadcasters seeking to set up DTV services and governments that allocate the necessary frequencies.

The BBC is also seeking to set right its patchy record by attracting more older women presenters to the Beeb.

He comes with no discernible political agenda but seems to be simply seeking to set straight lazy thinking.

The two previous ones were said to have involved Moslem fundamentalists seeking to set up a theocratic regime.

McDuffie is seeking to set the limit for both cash and money order donations to $100. Electronic disclosure requirements.

Engaging with identity doesn't mean seeking to set blame by accusing white men of being racist or sexist, nor does it mean neglecting class issues.

"They are seeking to set up a hotline in order to solve any potential tensions, whereas we believe if they leave the region, there will be no tension".

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