Sentence examples for should seek to emulate from inspiring English sources

This is a desirable measure which England and Wales should seek to emulate rather than denounce.

The governments negotiating here in Busan should seek to emulate the... sense of urgency displayed by Mr Blair," said Concord, the aid campaign network.

John Cridland, the director general of the CBI, has suggested the UK should seek to emulate the German approach to medium-sized enterprises.

I wonder whether I should seek to emulate the self-confident man who would not be affected by such things or could move on easily.

Stars should seek to emulate Marlon Brando, who used his 1973 Oscar win for The Godfather to highlight the misrepresentation of Native Americans on TV and in film – and, as well as their wider abuse in the US.

The model the panel should seek to emulate is that of the Millennium Declaration, the springboard for the MDGs, which changed the way governments and aid agencies work – and how they measure their success – for a generation.

And it confirmed what I had long suspected: that Edmonds is a man whom we should all seek to emulate.

"That is so the two chambers have distinct mandates; one should not seek to emulate the other". Under STV, "votes are cast for individuals rather than parties, putting the emphasis on the expertise and experience candidates offer, rather than the colour of the rosette they wear".

Legouis, whose ACI grant gave him his independence, agrees that France should not seek to emulate the "very harsh" U.S. system.

To be sure, we should admire and seek to emulate Moses or Jesus or Mohammed, but we can also feel the same admiration and inspiration towards Grandpa Jack or Uncle Sean or Cousin Shao or Grandma Etasha.

Analysts dismiss the idea that, should Trump lose, a new wave of candidates will seek to emulate him in the 2018 congressional midterm elections.