Voorbeelden van seek

• I was expelled from school and forced to seek work.

• You should seek compensation.

• If symptoms persist seek medical attention .

• Contributions are being sought for the disaster fund.

• He had actively sought a pardon from the president.

• The country's president is seeking to mend relations with the United States.

• Six journalists sought to challenge in court the legality of the ban on broadcasting.

• They are seeking to change the rules.

• People seeking to end the crisis must have our full support.

• I find it abhorrent that people should seek to gain financially from this tragic situation.

• The mathematics of physics should be explored, but new mathematical, statistical, and qualitative methodologies should also be sought.

• These forms will be useful to researchers and clinicians who are seeking a quick assessment of early language.

• This study seeks to confirm or refine such described patterns through a more rigorous sampling procedure.

• On the other hand, they sought to incorporate the philosophical definition of elements as the building blocks of the universe.

• Many people with symptoms of psychological distress do not seek professional help.

• Instead, the person seeking self-insight must employ a priori causal theories to account for his or her own psychological operations.

• To begin with the first, it is not clear that hypothetical consent removes the need for actual consent when actual consent can be sought.

• While they seek to make connections to these larger themes in the book, chapters 5-8 are interesting also as stand-alone, thematically focused pieces.

• Possibly, this urban market absorbed part of the area's rural workforce, thereby lightening the pressure on those who sought access to arable land.

• Given these varied findings, in the present study we sought to measure general phonological processing using tasks of speeded naming, nonword repetition, and phonological awareness.

• But, unlike them, she recognizes race even as she seeks to transcend it.

• Like the principle, ' good ought to be sought ', this principle does not specify which act should be performed.

• We seek a more intuitive, geometric characterization of the construction problem that can be used in restricted practical situations.

• And following analysis of data relating to questions 1-4 it sought, through question 5, to consider a practical solution.

• In what follows we seek more precise information on the edge expansion of random lifts.