Sentence examples for implement to pursue from inspiring English sources

JERUSALEM – Mitt Romney said Sunday that preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear capabilities would be his "highest national security priority" if elected president, in a speech that emphasized the shared values and interests he sees between Israel and the United States but which offered few specifics about the policies he would implement to pursue them.

People who develop and implement strategies to pursue career-specific goals achieve greater career success as measured by salary, promotions, and level of responsibility.

Chad devotes his time to understanding his clients' needs and implementing investment strategies to pursue their financial goals.

Inheriting the good information of the first stage, the second optimization stage is to implement effective adaptive MA to pursue high-quality solution.

In conclusion, it is shown how a correct and careful risk analysis is necessary to design and implement a SMS able to pursue the policy's objectives allowing an effective revision of the policy itself.

They also insisted on the urgent need to implement the agreement, and to pursue negotiations on the global stage.

A spinout "takes what starts as a crazy idea and sees it fully implemented, which frees you to pursue higher-risk research," Voigt says.

If the ERAs are not implemented and Shanghai continues to pursue conventional urbanization policies, we estimate Shanghai will receive: 0.33 million tonnes less carbon sequestration; 0.31 billion m3 less water supply; 0.22 million kg less nutrient removal; and 0.02 million tonnes less coastal erosion control (Fig. 6).

Many proposals also raise the burden of proof for forfeitures, implement stricter timeframes for authorities to pursue forfeiture action and close the equitable sharing loophole by limiting property that can be pursued through federal forfeiture.

SIRT1 activity can be modified by pharmaceuticals and exercise, providing an array of options to pursue for implementing a therapeutic intervention.

The Trump administration appointed former U.S. ambassador to NATO Kurt Volker to pursue progress on implementing Minsk, but so far there has been none.