In the last year, Mr. Ramirez has pursued stronger ties to two black political figures: H. Carl McCall, the state comptroller, and the Rev. Al Sharpton.
Park would pursue "strong national security", the spokesman said.
He said the bank would pursue "strong monetary easing" and provide liquidity to financial markets.
We have to have a government that pursues strong measures to bring our debts down".
Yulia Mostovaya, editor of the weekly newspaper Zerkalo Nedeli, said the case flew in the face of Mr. Yanukovich's conviction that Ukraine must pursue strong Western alliances.
To pursue "strong sanctions" (if no longer "crippling") against Iran at the United Nations; and insist now on a prior suspension of enrichment that was not in the October deal (indeed this was a core Obama departure from Bush doctrine).
Labour sources said Mr Miliband would not compromise on the principle of pursuing "strong, fair fiscal rules" in government, suggesting it would be a "red line" for him in any negotiations with other parties in a hung parliament.
"The Supreme Court has rejected Microsoft's stalling tactics, so that we can now pursue strong proconsumer remedies on the prompt schedule set by the district court," said Richard Blumenthal, the Connecticut attorney general.
The Republican, who had earlier spent time meeting privately with law enforcement leaders in Milwaukee, proposed introducing more police into communities, appointing "the best" prosecutors and judges and pursuing "strong enforcement" of federal laws.
Watson later expressed disappointment with her early television work, but these roles inevitably shaped her career, pushing her to pursue strong, complex characters in projects that challenged her. Watson gambled by playing the seductive mother in David O. Russell's incest-tinged first feature, Spanking the Monkey (1994).
