Sentence examples for been active in pursuing from inspiring English sources
Other continental European companies have been active in pursuing business in Iran and some have opened offices in Tehran and begun to hire staff.
But he claims that Labour's Rural Group has been active in pursuing all the other grievances of countryside communities, and has championed the cause of cheaper rural petrol to the chancellor (albeit with no apparent effect).
Rod Thorn, the Nets' president, said yesterday that while the team had not been active in pursuing a deal since free agency began on Saturday, it might be interested in a shooter, perhaps the New Orleans Hornets' Rasual Butler, if the price was right.
As it happens, the Securities & Exchange Commission hasn't been active in pursuing cases of hedge funds violating that "general solicitation" prohibition.
That assault was most systematic in the mid-west and the south, where the Ku Klux Klan were active in pursuing bootleggers and backsliders.
As an additional deterrent, both the International Criminal Court and national courts should be active in pursuing weapons traffickers who aid and abet terrorism, war crimes and crimes against humanity.
Some invitees said it would take more than a reception to change their view that Mr. Obama has not been active enough in pursuing gay rights.
As Peter Clarke, head of Scotland Yard's Counter-Terrorism Command, said last month: 'In the Nineties many people believed extremists from overseas regimes who were active in the UK were, if anything, pursuing agendas against foreign governments, and posed little or no threat to the UK.' This failure allowed a dangerous global network to flourish.
A group of architects who have social ideals, adhere faithfully to professional standards and pledge to pursue architectural innovation are active in China.
Haakon pursued a foreign policy that was active in all directions (although foremost to the west and south-east).
The regime has been very active in pursuing dissenting voices, both at home and abroad.
