Sentence examples for seeks to avail from inspiring English sources

The term "minority", while not defined in the Constitution, has been interpreted by the Supreme Court to mean any community which numerically forms less than 50% of the population of the state in which it seeks to avail the right under Article 30.

An individual seeking to avail himself or herself of this provision shall file with the registration statement a declaration made in compliance with section 1746 of title 28, United States Code, setting forth the information required by Form 4, Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure (28 U.S.C. appendix).

I had lots of dizzying discussions — with fans and with the uninitiated alike — in which a logical explanation for the record-breaking sales figures for Harry's movie and Martin's book was sought — to little avail, I am sad to report.

First, Florida and Arizona will eventually be compelled to delegate their delegates proportionally -- an outcome that Gingrich has also sought (to no avail) and a matter the RNC shows no stomach for relitigating.

Druggists have long sought to fight back, but to little avail.

The Chinese Consulate in Houston has sought to block the stopover, to no avail.

Lunny sought to extend the lease, to no avail.

The government of the West African country did seek to penalize the two boats, to no avail.

Several presidential administrations sought to purchase land from Mexico, to no avail.

China was not happy about either move and had sought to dissuade Kim -- but to no avail.

When the prosecutors sought to question him in November 2002, as a witness, he availed himself of the right of silence.