Sentence examples for pursue a program from inspiring English sources
Bonnet continued to pursue a program of appeasement until the outbreak of World War II in September 1939, when he was demoted to justice minister.
SINGAPORE -- Faced with a future of significantly reduced military spending, the United States should pursue a program of "cost effective" cooperation with Asian allies to defend regional security and enhance American interests, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates said Thursday.
Prime Minister François Fillon struck a defiant tone, vowing to pursue a program of economic change that he said was endorsed by voters in presidential and legislative elections last year.
The way to fix that, said Morrison, was to pursue a program for investment, trade and immigration that focused on bringing people to Australia "who make a contribution rather than take one".
Many contemporary theorists have argued that taking liberal egalitarianism to its logical conclusion requires the liberal state to pursue a program of deliberately reconstructing informal social norms and cultural meanings.
The Federal Reserve has pressured policymakers to pursue a program that would convert the nation's massive pile of foreclosed homes into rentals.
Iran is also pursuing a program to enrich uranium, which can fuel reactors or nuclear warheads atop missiles.
The agency has also been pursuing a program intended to halt deportations of some illegal immigrants without criminal records, by exercising prosecutorial discretion to close their cases in immigration courts.
In the school attached to the theatre, Copeau pursued a program of actor training very much in line with that of Meyerhold, encompassing exercises drawn from commedia dell'arte, folk theatre, masked theatre, Oriental theatre, and Dalcroze eurythmics.
The indictment -- prepared over the past three years by Klaus-Heinrich Debes, a state prosecutor -- chronicling how, from 1974, Ewald pursued a program of doping with what the testimony of one Leipzig doctor, Lothar Pickenhain, called "an unbelievable brutality and a merciless heart".
Today, despite the pain for investors, analysts generally praised Mr. Kleisterlee for facing up to the market losses and for pursuing a program to cut 1 billion euros in costs.
