Sentence examples for pursue effectively from inspiring English sources

Not the responses saying that he's factually or analytically wrong, but the responses that either imply or state that even if he were right that there are a lot of up-for-grabs white votes that the G.O.P. might pursue effectively, it would be immoral, tragic, and/or ruinously divisive if Republicans were to actually try to win this way.

And both emphasize the tension that often exists between the autonomy that the government asserts is necessary in order to pursue effectively a particular goal and the process that a citizen contends he is due before he is deprived of a constitutional right.

"The British government has actually geed up the EU to pursue effectively an imperialist, expansionist - and even Mr Barroso the commission president once said we are building an empire.

It offers no surprises in terms of a method pursued effectively across half a century, but every line asks that you experience the world surprisingly once more.

In practice, the benefit of screening for the individual infected woman may be greater if it occurs soon after partner change, as recommended in some countries, or less if partner testing and treatment are not pursued effectively.

As Wenger explains, however, it is when these ventures are pursued effectively with others that participants may gradually assume particular types of practises and types of social interaction which ensure survival in their individual roles and progress towards their respective endpoints.

The lawsuit states that other documents lay out design suggestions to the Chinese Ministry of Public Security on how to pursue dissidents effectively.

In his foreword to the report, Nobel prize-winning economist A. Michael Spence said: "To pursue wellbeing effectively, countries need to achieve economic growth that is both socially inclusive and environmentally sustainable.

In outlining his proposal, Mr. Pitt said that the new supervisory group would have the power to make quicker, and thus more effective decisions in disciplinary cases against accountants, as well as the power it needed to pursue cases effectively.

Governments serious about engaging diasporas have to commit to funding their efforts as fully as possible (and seeking funds from elsewhere to fill in remaining gaps) and to obtaining the operational knowledge and skills needed to pursue goals effectively.

We need a panel of independent industry experts who are not conflicted and who are paid properly, who can do for Britain what they do for the IRS [Internal Revenue Service] in the States: come up with ideas about how these people can be made to pay tax, and pursue it effectively through the courts".