Sentence examples for pursued a general from inspiring English sources

Since the late 1960s Singapore has pursued a general policy of export-oriented industrialization.

(Wireless carriers offer a useful counter-illustration: they had similar fears before the launch of the iPhone, and also pursued a general strategy of restriction. It failed, but now AT&T and Verizon make more money than ever).

His ambitions to fly were thwarted by short sight and he left the service to pursue a general engineering apprenticeship.

DiPoto could remain in Arizona, but he would be afforded the opportunity to pursue a general manager's position.

The Trinity Mirror chief executive, Sly Bailey, has said the newspaper group will not pursue a general paywall strategy.

But at the same time Chamberlain was determined to pursue a general policy of European settlement that would include Germany.

This interdisciplinary program is for students pursuing a general education in agriculture to prepare for a variety of careers requiring broad knowledge of food production systems.

Jason said he had access to the Internet at school, where he is pursuing a general equivalency diploma, but looked forward to having his own computer and Web access at his home in the Dorchester section of Boston.

The consequences of the new tariffs might not be so disastrous if they were imposed in isolation while the United States continued to pursue a general free-trade policy, as it did under Bush.

Even if Germany is acquitted of pursuing a general European war in 1914, he writes, it still deserves most blame because it (and it alone) had the power to stop the conflict and decided otherwise.Sir Max was a distinguished war reporter before he became a bestselling military historian and it shows.

"We need to cut deals with countries we have problems with, not pursue a general convention which requires ratification in many countries," says Veni Markovski, who ran an Internet service provider in Bulgaria and is the representative to Russia from ICANN, the organization that assigns Internet domain names.