Sentence examples for pursue the changes from inspiring English sources

The department will pursue the changes over the next few months.

Some in Parliament insisted at first that the legislative body supervise the process, but last month it gave Mr. Ahmadinejad the leeway he requested to pursue the changes.

Two delegates from each of the 12 dialogues, and a range of other interest groups and experts, have formed a working group to pursue the changes with parliament and continue consultation with the community.

It said failure to pursue the changes pledged when the government in Ljubljana tapped the dollar debt market last year could "significantly raise borrowing costs," as could a higher-than-expected bill for recapitalizing banks.

Fierravanti-Wells said she was pleased the prime minister had decided not to pursue the changes to the Racial Discrimination Act as it had become clear "from the outset that this was a matter of concern to quite a number of communities".

Concetta FierravantheWells, the parliamentary secretary to the minister for social services, said she was pleased the prime minister had decided not to pursue the changes as it had become clear "from the outset that this was a matter of concern to quite a number of communities".

Mr. Schundler said that that was not a major issue, because such layoffs were rare, and the governor could pursue the change whether or not it was included in the application.

A Reyes spokeswoman said her boss did not instruct Trujillo to pursue the change, which was described as a way of unifying downtown in a single district.

Douglas also suggested that Greening could be pursuing the changes, which were in the most recent Labour manifesto, but not the Conservative one, because she was gay.

But the right faction of the Liberal party has pursued the changes vigorously, and a number of government senators spoke strongly in favour of legislative change during the Senate debate.

If the bill had been law in 2002, for example, it would have prevented Eliot Spitzer, the New York attorney general, from pursuing the changes on Wall Street that resulted from his investigation into analyst conflicts.