Sentence examples for pursued right from inspiring English sources

They asked permission, but it was denied and it is not being pursued right now".

"We have retained Lazard and Ron Bloom to make sure we explore and expand the various range of solutions to address the postal service's fiscal crisis as well as long-range business strategies not being pursued right now," Fredric V. Rolando, the national president of the union, said in a phone interview.

Burton, who is still a member of the committee, doggedly pursued right-wing conspiracy theories about Clinton, and will forever be remembered for firing bullets into a pumpkin or a melon — the actual fruit was never determined — while trying to prove that Vince Foster, a Clinton aide who committed suicide, was murdered.

Though Hollywood pursued rights to "Ender's Game" for years, Mr. Card was protective of the property, and at one time intended to write his own screenplay.

To see what I'm talking about, let's ask what policies the Fed actually should be pursuing right now.

The Yankees still could pursue right fielder Manny Ramirez, but it is more likely they will spend their money on Mussina and keep O'Neill in right field.

"I'm actively pursuing right fielders, both on the free-agent and trade markets, because we do not have one," Cashman said.

Mr. Heins said that he would even entertain a potential deal for the whole company, though he added: "It is not the main direction we're pursuing right now".

Mr. Bush has an ambitious agenda that he intends to pursue right out of the blocks, including a package of tax cuts that he says could give the economy a boost and keep the slowdown from becoming a recession.

Courage is a settled disposition that allows one to act reliably to pursue right ends in fearful situations, because one values so acting intrinsically.

"But it's not something we're pursuing right now".