Sentence examples for progressive pursuits from inspiring English sources

However, in terms of its practical implementation it, firstly, faces a number of complex institutional barriers, while, secondly, involves a risk of being dominated by a narrow technocratic agenda for energy/carbon reduction that may overtake the socially progressive pursuits of housing policy.

But what progressive policy in pursuit of racial equity ever is?

The store has honed a reputation for its adventurous pursuit of progressive designers and novelty.

Focus is on pursuit of progressive research and writing contributing to the current scholarly knowledge of the nonprofit sector and philanthropy.

He ended by literally bellowing about his pursuit of progressive causes, from marriage equality and reorganization of juvenile detention centers to new consumer protections and fresher food in urban centers.

She is very creative, always open to innovative approaches in pursuit of progressive goals, to thinking about the perspectives of other people, especially those who aren't in leadership positions".

But if this discussion is to be meaningful, the authors would do well to understand the pressures that drive religious minorities to value their unity, and to set aside some of their own pre-conceptions about those of us who work both within and without the existing organisations in pursuit of progressive change.

Kennedy's contributions to our nation's uneven pursuit of progressive ideals are amazing and well known.

And once again, those alleged misdeeds seemingly worthy of prosecution are not the acts of hardened criminals, but were committed in the pursuit of progressive social goals.

The case, to be argued Monday, is the latest example of an increasingly familiar Washington clash: The Obama administration uses executive authority to get around gridlock on Capitol Hill in pushing its agenda, then Republicans accuse the president of acting lawlessly in pursuit of progressive policies.

Communist regimes everywhere wanted nothing more than to catch up with and surpass the west, not only in terms of wealth but also by outpacing the west in the pursuit of western progressive ideals.