Sentence examples for will seek to join from inspiring English sources

The Republican-controlled Florida Legislature has said it will seek to join Mr. Bush's case before the Supreme Court.

As long as it appears to be a "winner", young people, indoctrinated, disenfranchised, lost in their minds, will seek to join it.

The United States will seek to join a $5 billion international project to build an experimental fusion reactor, Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham announced yesterday.

"There is a risk that once in Australia [Abyan] will seek to join legal action which would prevent her return to Nauru after completion of medical treatment," said a minute attached to the recommendation that Abyan be brought to Australia.

TOKYO — Japan will seek to join negotiations for a free-trade pact with the United States and other Pacific nations, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Friday, giving heft to talks that could encompass two-fifths of the world economy but also adding a country with demands and reservations that some participants fear will delay an agreement.

They will seek to join the rowing roll of honour that began with Sir Albert, at the moment ends with James and also includes double gold medallist Hugh Edwards and Charles Wiggin, who won bronze in the coxless pairs at the 1980 Moscow Games.

He has said he will not seek to join Nato, a controversial idea that has split the population and worried Russian leaders.

US Airways will also seek to join one of the four major global airlines alliances anchored by United, AMR's American Airlines, Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines, Mr. Gangwal said.

Ministers from his party have also been saying that, if European countries recognise an independent Kosovo, Serbia will no longer seek to join the EU.If Serbia ends its EU bid, it will head into isolation, and may drag all of the western Balkans with it.

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This does need to be the only thing you join - indeed, you should also actively seek to join general clubs, groups etc., but this one will provide you with an environment in which everyone else "gets" you.