"pursue measures" is a correct and common phrase in written English.
It means to take actions or steps in order to achieve something. Example: The government must pursue measures to reduce unemployment and boost the economy.
Now is not the moment for nationalists to pursue measures that might destabilise the peace process.
Democratic lawmakers hailed the F.T.C. announcement and said they hoped to pursue measures that would limit speculation.
"The government will actively pursue measures for farmers and smaller business owners to help improve their competitiveness," said Choe Guem-nak, the president's spokesman.
Total industry losses obviously vary from year to year, but these numbers are well below the 2,000 to 10,000 per year that regularly appear publicly, and represent a very small fraction of container loads shipped each year.2 Nevertheless, the industry continues to pursue measures to reduce the number of containers lost overboard to zero.
SÃO PAULO, Brazil — With cities across the nation heaving in the biggest protests in decades, President Dilma Rousseff of Brazil convened an emergency meeting of top aides on Friday and announced that she would pursue measures touching on some of the grievances stirring the unrest, including a national transportation overhaul and the use of all oil royalties for education.
And Gov. Dannel P. Malloy of Connecticut, a Democrat who has said he would pursue measures on gun control, school safety and mental health in response to the shooting that killed 20 first graders and six educators in his state, said those issues must be addressed at the national level.
"In 2014 we were the fastest growing major economy in the western world, while pursuing measures to reduce our deficit.
Although Obama, unlike his predecessor, recognized the dimensions of the problem, he never pursued measures remotely equal to it.
Unjustified expectations about energy independence might also make lawmakers less interested in pursuing measures to reduce oil consumption.
Federal agencies are already pursuing measures to reduce energy consumption by making buildings and vehicles more fuel efficient or switching to renewable sources of energy.
However, relations with both entities became strained last year after Hungary pursued measures that could, among other things, threaten the independence of the country's central bank.
