Sentence examples for system that seeks from inspiring English sources
The more interesting challenge is to work towards an inspectorate system that seeks to judge the broader criteria of education we in the Labour party want to develop.
In a system that seeks to control everything, Ms Applebaum points out, any sort of spontaneity or individuality, however apolitical, becomes a form of protest.
It was continued as the "prayer of the heart" in Byzantine Hesychasm, a monastic system that seeks to achieve divine quietness.
Proportional representation, electoral system that seeks to create a representative body that reflects the overall distribution of public support for each political party.
It's time to confront these issues openly and consider how else we can work towards a fairer system that seeks to include those with a mental health condition, and to give them basic legal protection.
Over the years, The New Yorker has published several articles about the flooding of the Mississippi and the levee system that seeks to hold the river to its course.
Jackson is alive solely because of the inefficiency of the system that sought to kill him.
The leadership seems to recognize that ending the street demonstrations is far easier than turning the clock back to the days before the election, when there was still some degree of trust in a system that sought to marry religious authority with popularly elected institutions, political analysts said.
Boeing has already achieved such a rebalancing: it made 75% of revenues from passenger aircraft in 1996 but the expansion of its military side has brought that down to 47%.Until three years ago EADS was stuck with an unwieldy system that sought to balance the interests of the main French and German shareholders by employing co-chairmen and co-chief executives, one of each from each country.
The Bretton-Woods system that sought to avoid repeating the financial crisis in the 1930s actually resulted in more gaps between the countries (Perroux 1987).
Apple has lost a challenge in the German court system that sought to overturn an earlier ruling, which voided its patent for 'swipe to unlock' in Europe.
