We have a government elected by less than a quarter of the electorate pursuing deeply unpopular and extreme rightwing policies.
DURING the next year or so, The St .Petersburg Times plans to continue pursuing deeply reported, long-term features about such topics as Florida's property insurance crisis, complex tax issues, public education at all levels, and wildlife and endangered species.
Its appeal rests on Sloan's pioneering vision of the large decentralized corporation pursuing deeply thought-out strategies.
At about that time Justinian II established the first new guards units to protect the imperial palace precinct, while in the 8th century the emperors, faced with successive revolts by the thematic armies and pursuing deeply unpopular iconoclastic policies, established the imperial tagmata as an elite force loyal to them.
Along with his wife, he also pursued a deeply held belief in education, and together they were instrumental in implementing and expanding Reading Recovery throughout the Kalamazoo public school system.
Anderson's own beliefs in the power of spiritual healing and Buddhism provided inspiration; she wanted to write a script in which Scully pursued a "deeply personal X-File, one in which [she] is taken down a spiritual path when logic fails her".
Anderson crafted a script that would see Scully pursuing a "deeply personal X-File, one which in [she] is taken down a spiritual path when logic fails her".
In the face of The Kinks' declining popularity, Davies continued to pursue his deeply personal songwriting style while rebelling against the heavy demands placed on him to keep producing commercial hits, and the group continued to devote time to the studio, centring on a slowly developing project of Ray's called Village Green.
What made you want to do this story to pursue it so deeply?
When policies achieve multiple outcomes like this, the government's unwillingness to pursue them is deeply disappointing.
