Sentence examples for pursue thus from inspiring English sources

The defining axiom for our approach is that the health of the public is a social good we commit ourselves to pursue, thus assuming an obligation to contribute to its achievement.

In this way, the world would come to know what the United States offered Iran before "tougher policies," possibly including force, were pursued, thus reducing the potential of an international backlash.

The fourth session today discussed "Legal Remedies". Jacob Werksman of the World Resources Institute opened the discussion charting the history of legal remedies pursued thus far in regards to curbing greenhouse gas emissions.

Second, he goes on, American policy makers must come to terms with the decentralized, tribal nature of Afghani politics and cultivate bottom-up efforts to provide security and public services on a local level, instead of the top-down nation-building efforts largely pursued thus far.

But it clearly remains a device that Apple is using a very similar strategy as it has been pursuing thus far.

He said "The October 23rd plebiscite in which [the people of South Vietnam] took such an enthusiastic part, constitutes an approval of the policies pursued thus far and at the same time augurs a whole new era for the future of our country".

However, very rarely do these modifications result in peptidomimetics of the next higher class, as observed for some class A helix mimetics that have been converted into class B mimetics.[ 365] Overall, the second iterative step is rarely pursued, thus leaving the full potential of some peptidomimetics unexplored.

Twenty-four yeass an aN.F.L.L. coach, then two years in television and now this for Schottenheimer -- a chance to remake the Redskins, create new memories and pursue his thus far escapable, elusive dream.

The first interpretation implies that the human being has been determined to be good to actually pursue virtue: thus, the human being's moral status is a settled matter.

"Favorable alterations to pre-war proportionality calculations," he said, could "reduce the rigor with which non-violent alternatives are pursued, and thus encourage unnecessary -- and therefore unjust -- wars," he said.

Brief sections dedicated to the histories of the Pueblo Indians, black immigrants, and Chinese in New Mexico suggest that each group struggled against being marginalized, while Anglos and Nuevomexicanos alike pursued "modernization". Thus, Holtby might profitably have given the question of race in the [End Page 186] territory more attention.