The Bush administration, in its first major antiterrorism foray abroad, aside from Afghanistan, sent 1,000 troops to the Philippines, to train its army so that it could more effectively pursue the Abu Sayyaf guerrillas and try to rescue the hostages.
"This evolution in our long relationship will enable Careem to more effectively pursue growth opportunities through continued innovation and sustainability".
While the details are not identical, ecological modernization theorists also view democracy as a positive for environmental quality, primarily because democracies can more effectively pursue "ecological rationalization" via carefully designed policy and lifestyle change [57 59].
If we understand these facts about ourselves, we can more effectively pursue and realize normative goals such as non-violence or fairness by avoiding circumstances that lead to cruelty, or by watching for and correcting distorting influences on our judgment (Glover 2000; Appiah 2008, 49, 71 72, 110 11, 124).
These initiatives have allowed our students to practice pitching their business, service and product ideas and get feedback in ways that help them more effectively pursue meaningful opportunities after graduation.
Thus, social capital refers to social life-networks, norms, and trust that enables households to act together more effectively to pursue shared objectives [20, 21].
The hedonist will point out the so-called 'paradox of hedonism', that pleasure is most effectively pursued indirectly.
This indicates that both demand creation and supply side policies are being effectively pursued in Swat.
The supercitizens are very effectively pursuing their own self-interest.
He maintains that the government cannot effectively pursue antipoverty programs until peace is restored.
