Sentence examples for of those pursued from inspiring English sources

Of 100 countries that underwent a transition from 1980 to 2004 (the period for which extensive data is available), 48 pursued at least one human rights prosecution, and 33 of those pursued two or more.

Instead, they argue that "Mr Hagel's stated positions on critical issues, ranging from defense spending to Iran, fall well to the left of those pursued by Mr Obama during his first term – and place him near the fringe of the Senate that would be asked to confirm him".

Understanding how these processes have evolved into reliable cellular functions is a goal of basic research and of interest to those pursuing drug development and design.

Officer Sébastien Gaillemin, who was not one of those pursuing the boys, reported seeing two "silhouettes" climb over a grill at the edge of a local cemetery.

Like Representative John Lewis, who said, "Every voice matters, and we cannot let the interests of profit silence the voices of those pursuing human dignity".

Two of those pursuing her are a big-shot Hollywood producer, Rick Yorkin Ron Silverr), and Kaz Naiman (Zack Norman), a ludicrous charlatan with a cellphone.

And businesspeople may have lied and cheated more than most: in a survey of American graduate students, 56% of those pursuing an MBA admitted to having cheated in the previous year, compared with 47% of other students.

Mr. Neenan, like Trey McIntyre (notably in "Oh, Inverted World," his 2010 work for the Smuin Ballet, which danced it at the Joyce last summer) is among the foremost of those pursuing this vein.

Stéphane Gaillemin, a local police officer who was not one of those pursuing the boys, reported seeing two silhouettes climb over a grill at the edge of a local cemetery.

The papers, including some internal government documents and ledgers written in code, strongly indicate that Mr. Guzmán — who goes by the name El Chapo, or Shorty — knows about the deployment of law enforcement officials beforehand, has the cellphone numbers and e-mail addresses of many of those pursuing him and regularly pays off people on the inside.

A recent Harvard University study also concluded that the notes were "the preferred payment mechanism of those pursuing illicit activities, given the anonymity and lack of transaction record they offer and the relative ease with which they can be transported and moved".