Sentence examples for pursued act from inspiring English sources

But police officials in New York have said that in some cases, even when a pursuit is called off, criminals being pursued act unpredictably.

Part of the deal when their members switched sides was that they would not be pursued for acts they committed before joining up.

In November, E.P.A.'s chief of enforcement, J. P. Suarez, told his staff that the agency would stop pursuing Clean Air Act enforcement cases against coal-burning power plants.

In my mind these are all worse acts than biting an opponent, especially given it was in the heat of the moment, and he did not pursue the act long enough to draw blood.

Comparatively, events labeled with purpose contain intention and motivation which lead the actor to pursue his act.

[±intentional]: the intentional feature denotes the events contain intention and motivation which lead the actor to pursue his act.

The lawsuit said the young man was pursued for an act that amounted to no more than a second-degree misdemeanor.

Against those who regarded British communists as mere Moscow stooges, Nina argued that the majority of party cadres and leaders pursued a balancing act.

Two centuries on, a student of modern conflict might be forced to recast the doctrine for the globalized, 24-hour-news-cycle era: War is a political act pursued to the extent that politics itself permits.

If you find that you have a reasonable chance of actually breaking a law and having that illegal act pursued by the company, reflect on that.

Later Franken pursued a second act as a radio talk show host on Air America, where he regularly interviewed political figures and occasionally penned bestsellers with such provocative titles as Rush Limbaugh is a Big Fat Idiot And Other Observations.