I don't like to argue personally, but rather I like pursuing a good ranging argument".
General Franco himself died in 1975, and the newly democratic country tried to forget him.Judge Garzón, though, likes pursuing dictators.
Firms trumpet their boldness, yet they often follow one another, lemming-like, pursuing the latest innovation — pen-based computers, biotech, interactive television, superconductors, clean tech — off a cliff.
Mr. Dobbs said he liked pursuing that audience because, according to research among drivers, there was a belief that "there's no one out there celebrating the everyday car, the average car".
When asked which specialty they would like to pursue or were in the process of pursuing, respondents most commonly answered family medicine/general practice (31/27% for medical students/recent graduates, respectively), paediatrics (9/10%) and internal medicine (14/8%).
It would be like pursuing the ideas in Snatch or Essex Boys.
Mr. Romney said he appreciated several of the points Mr. Obama made during the speech, but added that most of those were ideas — like pursuing more energy — that he has championed on the trail.
By handing operations over to the nonconscious mind -- including high-level, complex operations like pursuing goals -- we make productivity possible.
The Palin administration sweetened the deal by increasing tax credits for exploration, but also pursued other small-business-friendly avenues that did not make headlines, like pursuing legal cases to keep pipeline shipping rates low, which benefits independent producers.
However, we must ensure - and governments must ensure - that European arrest warrants are not misused for trivial issues, like pursuing people who stole a pig or did not pay a hotel bill.
