Sentence examples for sought to align from inspiring English sources

Other European anti-immigrant parties have sought to align their quest to restrict immigration with the politics of indigeneity.

Shortly afterwards, Nigel Farage, the former leader of the UK Independence party (Ukip), also sought to align himself with Schengen critics.

The gunman, Man Haron Monis, who also died, was a self-styled sheik who harboured deep grievances against the Australian government and sought to align himself Isis extremists.

Their rancorous dispute seems to have been a rehearsal for the class struggles ushered in by the 1960s black power movement – a time when an unhappy Jefferson recalls her wealthy peers sought to align themselves with darker, coarser-haired revolutionaries.

Nationally, Mr. Pataki has appeared to be a stern opponent of the Bush administration on the clean air issue, though he has sought to align himself closely with the conservatives in his party on other issues, like budgeting.

Since Communism's collapse, he has sought to align his country with the West while retaining sufficient ties with Russia and managing equally delicate relations with Iran, Azerbaijan's neighbor to the south.

In our network alignment scenario where we seek to align edges directly, we additionally assume that a pair of cross-species PPIs can be aligned to one other only if they are plausibly mediated by at least one common DDI.

Regional Arts New South Wales seeks to align its programs with the goals of community development, integration, and diversity.

It is through such coincidences, among other means, that Dubois seeks to align Paul's story with that of France.

Chamoun was accused of seeking to align Lebanon with the Western-sponsored Central Treaty Organization, also known as the Baghdad Pact.

Mr. Almunia also may be seeking to align the European investigation with an inquiry by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission that began a few months later.