Experts say the combination of police and private security that Chinatown is pursuing reflects a new approach to public safety.
The changes Ryan is pursuing reflect the deep dissatisfaction among many members — especially those first elected in the past five years — with what they saw as the heavy-handed management tactics employed by former speaker John A. Boehner.
Today, such arts and crafts as are pursued may reflect a continuum of design, but they are syncretic, incorporating elements of European art with indigenous traditions (see also Latin American art).
Joseph Cardinal Bernardin, the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Chicago, said today that public officials, whether Catholic or not, who believe that abortion is wrong were obliged to pursue policies reflecting this moral conviction.
The Obama administration has been secretly developing a new blueprint for pursuing terrorists, reflecting the reality that the United States expects to continue adding names to kill-or-capture lists for years.
"It's a very different strategy than what we pursued in Iraq, reflecting the fact that it is a very different kind of problem," one of Mr. Bush's senior aides said the other day.
Today, as suspicions about Iran's nuclear ambitions have provoked tough sanctions and threats of military confrontation, top administration officials have said that Iran still has not decided to pursue a weapon, reflecting the intelligence community's secret analysis.
Conservatives historically celebrated Hamilton (and Abraham Lincoln) for pursuing public policies reflecting a strong national government.
During his Presidency, Reagan pursued policies that reflected his personal belief in individual freedom, brought changes domestically, both to the U.S. economy and expanded military, and contributed to the end of the Cold War.
After the Fukushima-Daiichi accident, the design has been updated for pursuing further safety enhancement reflecting the lessons learned from the accident.
