Sentence examples for charge of pursuing from inspiring English sources
The statement renewed longstanding criticism of Mr. Maliki that he has violated the Constitution by having some security forces in charge of pursuing terrorists report directly to his office.
The South Korean government minister in charge of pursuing reunification, Hong Soon Young, who led his country's negotiating team, promised to "sustain our efforts to talk to North Korea" in a quest for "peaceful coexistence".
That back-and-forth will continue next week when Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, who is in charge of pursuing a missile defense system, will brief NATO defense ministers on his review of technological options.
When the Cultural Revolution engulfed China, in 1966, the Communist Party banned competitive sports, and athletes who had won medals in the past found themselves accused of jinbiao zhuyi, or "trophy mania," a charge of pursuing victory more zealously than Mao's vision of mass fitness.
"The United States is the easiest and the cheapest place for drug traffickers to get their firearms, and as long as we are the easiest and cheapest place for the cartels to get their firearms there'll continue to be gun trafficking," said J Dewey Webb, the special agent in charge of pursuing weapons traffickers in Texas at the US Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives (ATF).
Rong was fully in charge of pursuing talent-cultivating classes and arranging extracurricular activities for Xuanxuan, which the grandparents seldom asked about.
Federal prosecutors, who have a dismal record of pursuing charges against those who lie on a gun application, need to enforce the system vigorously.
The S.E.C. may be wary of pursuing charges against individual defendants after an adverse jury verdict in a securities fraud lawsuit related to Citigroup's sale of a C.D.O.
And law enforcement investigators told The New York Times that she has a bank account plump with the proceeds from a jailed drug dealer, who discussed with her the economic advantages of pursuing charges against Mr. Strauss-Kahn.
The newspaper says that police recorded a telephone conversation between the woman and a man in prison on the day of the alleged rape in which the woman talked about the possible financial benefits that could come to her as a result of pursuing charges against Strauss-Kahn.
Like the hotel maid who allegedly discussed the possible benefits of pursuing charges against Strauss-Kahn, we're all -- men and women -- able to exploit each other.
