Sentence examples for pursued sources from inspiring English sources
Britain and France will also work jointly to ensure networks are dismantled and prosecutions are pursued, sources said.
More damagingly, the aggressive nature of the US government's leak investigations were underlined last week by details of the way it pursued sources behind a 2009 Fox News article about North Korea by James Rosen.
At Drew, one of the key figures involved in pursuing sources for the final $1.5 million still needed is Ron Ross, the university's vice president for development.
We can blame corporations for their arrogance, we can blame the government for lax oversight, we can blame ourselves for choosing oil or nuclear power rather than pursuing sources of clean, renewable energy.
Investigators are now pursuing the sources who provided Robert Novak, the syndicated columnist, and other journalists with information identifying Valerie Plame as a Central Intelligence Agency officer.
Wilson Security even took the extraordinary step of hiring a private investigator to "aggressively" pursue the sources of stories in the Guardian and other media outlets.
In the United States, that has meant pursuing costly sources like deep-water drilling in the Gulf of Mexico, and, of course, aggressive lobbying to expand offshore drilling.
Environmentalists also warn that pursuing new sources of gas - a fossil fuel - is not compatible with efforts to tackle climate change, and that the focus should be on developing cleaner sources of energy such as renewables.
The department denied it ordered or requested Wilson Security to hire a private investigator to "aggressively" pursue confidential sources who provided information to refugee advocates and journalists, including Guardian reporters.
Statoil is pursuing new sources of oil that must stay in the ground if there is to be any hope of leaving a safe climate for the children that are to visit this gallery.
Now, despite the warnings of climate scientists, BP pursues new sources of oil in the fragile Arctic, and in the Canadian tar sands, where it tramples the rights of indigenous peoples.
