Sentence examples for pursued a course from inspiring English sources

Instead, he pursued a course of conduct likely to put his country at risk.

During Europe's refugee crisis, Merkel has pursued a course emphasising universal values rather than pure national interests.

Jake majored in anthropology and pursued a course of premed studies; he is now applying to medical schools.

But since 1997, Japan has reversed policy and has pursued a course of expanding trade and economic assistance to Russia.

1960, he joined Art School at Lucknow University for a five year couse in Fine Arts, and later pursued a course in sculpture and photography.

The central bank, which became notorious for its mismanagement of the financial crisis in 1997 and 1998, has since pursued a course that is directly supportive of the wealthy and has significantly slowed growth.

"Like Bonnie and Clyde, they're pursuing a course of ambush through the German public".

It means supporting a government that is pursuing a course that will lead to a major recession.

"They will suspect that rejection is a strategic decision to pursue a course of confrontation, contention and containment".

Nicola travels to Melbourne to pursue a course of alternative treatment that is evidently, to all but her, hokum.

As John Flynn wrote in 1944: "The enemy aggressor is always pursuing a course of larceny, murder, rapine and barbarism.