Sentence examples for would seek to exercise from inspiring English sources

If the SNP emerged from the election "in a position of influence", she said, then it would seek to "exercise it in the interests of people not just in Scotland but across the whole of the UK".

She said: "People outside Scotland can't vote for my party but it is still important to me to say to people outside Scotland that if the SNP is given influence by the Scottish electorate in the House of Commons we would seek to exercise that influence positively and constructively.

We also support those who seek to exercise their right to conscientious objection".

They say American venture capitalists are too pushy and seek to exercise too much control over their investments.

Many people with disabilities already face physical and other barriers when they seek to exercise their right to vote.

Instrumental - focuses on how governments seek to exercise legitimate authority by altering dependency relationships.

This is not the case with HB 462 which, if enacted, would ensure that women seeking to exercise their court-sanctioned right to an abortion would be treated as if they were suspects and forcefully subjected to an invasive technique in violation of the Fourth Amendment.

Reagan's words would serve as a declaration of war against Americans who sought to exercise their rights to assembly and free speech.

But some young viewers have sought to exercise a bit of restraint on their own.

The Court found that the regulations, which would have forced many of the abortion clinics in Texas to close, were not medically necessary, and imposed an "undue burden" on women seeking to exercise their right to abortion.

In January, the lawsuit says, Mr. Viets sought to exercise his right to collect his benefits in a lump sum.