Sentence examples for pursue moves from inspiring English sources
Legislators are showing a willingness to pursue moves that could prompt financial institutions to move more of their operations to jurisdictions outside of European Union control, like the United States and Asia.
Greyhound trainers have allegedly used rabbits, kittens, possums and piglets to "blood" young greyhounds and teach them to pursue moving lures on racetracks.
Ms. Palin was never fond of Juneau, the capital — her husband once encouraged the House speaker to pursue moving the seat of government closer to Anchorage — and it feels as if she has been long gone, preserved in an official photograph and in what remains of her legislation.
Slow Days in Washington Michael Jordan's job could have been made much easier if the Washington Wizards had aggressively pursued moving some of their higher-salaried players last season.
Terry has made it clear he will not consider a move to a rival English club, and may even opt not to pursue a move to a European team.
He later revealed he was interested in a move to Everton and due to Fettis' good form for York he decided to pursue a move from the club.
He then left journalism to pursue banking, moving from Lehman Brothers to Morgan Stanley and then Lazard as an investment banker.
The player has been offered lucrative deals by clubs in China, believed to be Shanghai SIPG, who are coached by Sven-Goran Eriksson, and Jiangsu Suning, and would be free to pursue that move when his contract expires on 30 June.
Preliminary contacts were made with British tennis officials in 2006, but Djokovic, who was concerned about optimizing his training and the difficulty of attracting sponsorship as a Serb, chose not to pursue the move further.
Williams, who is also the Wales captain, has been at Swansea since 2008 and may feel this summer is the best time for him to pursue a move to a bigger club.
Magennis described his season so far as "frustrating" and decided to pursue a move after the Dons signed forward Adam Rooney.
