Sentence examples for pursued changes from inspiring English sources
A few lawmakers from both parties have pursued changes to military law to combat the problem of sexual assault in the military, to little avail, for years.
As Mr. Gorbachev pursued changes that led to the loosening of political and economic strictures that had been a hallmark of Soviet rule, Mr. Kryuchkov became an increasingly strident spokesman for those who contended that the country was veering toward chaos.
To address the problem, legislators in Minnesota and other states have pursued changes to teacher licensing that would make it easier for people who work in industry to transition into teaching, or to teach part-time.
However, Malcolm X and like-minded others pursued change with what many would call "aggression," employing assertive discourse, advocacy for self-defense, Black Nationalism, and over all more confrontational methodology.
But that does not seem to dissuade City Hall from continuing to pursue changes in the law.
In announcing the changes, Abbott also announces that the government will no longer pursue changes to section 18C of the Racial Discrimination act.
However, Democrats are pursuing changes made to energy legislation when the White House was in charge of the drafting process that seemed to benefit Enron.
"With France in the lead both at the G-8 and the G-20 this year" the two sides could "coordinate our agendas" in pursuing changes, he said.
At stake is whether Serbia can pursue changes that will bring it closer to the European Union or will elect a nationalist leader and risk renewed international isolation.
Xenophon told Guardian Australia he would attempt to pursue changes that would stop former ministers becoming industry lobbyists immediately after leaving politics.
Mr. Bloomberg also said that he planned to pursue changes to state law that would allow the rapid closing of large detention centers that are mostly empty but fully staffed.
