"He's only pursued the case to a certain point, because many of his colleagues from his own party are involved," Mr. Sahetapy said.
Or, as Robert Harris argues in an Op-Ed in today's Times, that he was only pursued in a desultory way, and thus had a reasonable expectation — again with Polanski's expectations — that he'd be left in peace?) Those who think it was proper for Polanski to run and keep running for thirty years assume that there was and is, long after the original, mean judge is dead, no recourse for him here.
Tutu welcomed the decision to bring charges for Simelane's murder, telling reporters he hoped it marked a turning point for the prosecuting authority, which he said has only pursued "less than a handful" of more than 300 apartheid-era cases his commission recommended for legal action in 2002.
As if he didn't have enough on his plate with making Tesla cars and sending rockets into space, Musk has ambitious plans for electric-powered air travel - but he would only pursue them if he wasn't so busy with his other projects.
The inhouse lawyer "tore a strip off" the reporter and told him he could only pursue the story by showing the information was availably legitimately.
So if Barr believes he can only pursue evidence related to prosecutive decisions, where does that leave information about Trump — specifically as relates to potential obstruction of justice — that isn't technically chargeable?
After telling a Portuguese newspaper in October 2007 that the British police only pursued leads helpful to the McCanns, he was transferred to another position in Faro.
And, obviously, the Republican House only pursued "legitimate" investigations of Bill Clinton.
My current employer told me that my varied background made me a more attractive prospective employee than someone who had only pursued one subject".
The Crown Prosection Service (CPS), which manages prosecutions in England and Wales, operates a "threshold test" whereby cases are only pursued where it is "in the public interest".
