What are you going to pursue next?
Mr. Bush's speech under the spectacular glass dome of the Reichstag, the symbol of a unified Germany, sought to reassure clearly skeptical Germans about his intentions as he pursues his next steps against terrorism, particularly in Iraq, and presses American interests in environmental protection and aid to developing nations.
Voltage obtained a list of IP addresses of users that they say downloaded the film, got a court order to have the ISPs identify the individuals behind those IPs, and then instead of pursuing the next steps within a court of law they withdrew their case.
I.B.M. is signing up the government's Oak Ridge National Laboratory to join in pursuing the next step in the company's Blue Gene supercomputing project.
Should further work on investments be pursued, the next step in this work would be to make relative value comparisons of each investment option to the next lowest ranked (i.e., least beneficial) disinvestment option, beyond that which was required to meet the deficit.
These items elicited trainees' intentions to 1) pursue the next-step position in research (e.g., postdoctoral fellowship, junior faculty position); 2) stay in a research career as a principal investigator (PI); 3) stay in a research career, but not as a PI; or 4) pursue a research career outside of academics (e.g., in industry).
Yet let us not give ourselves too much credit for the luxury of being able to pursue essentially whichever "next step" we might be interested in, whether it leads to a "career" or not.
While both companies emphasized that they remained committed to pursuing the deal, the next steps remain unclear.
Instead, follow the next steps.
When the N.B.A. revealed its ambitious plans for China, it was pursuing the logical next step to expand its already successful business there.
