Sentence examples for pursued terms from inspiring English sources

In several recent trade pacts, the Obama administration has pursued terms favorable to pharmaceutical companies, Hollywood movie studios and publishing companies that have been opposed by much of the tech industry, Internet freedom groups and public health experts.

"And he said the company is now aggressively pursuing terms to be competitive in the marketplace".

The document confirms what some public health experts and Internet freedom advocates had long feared: The Obama administration is aggressively pursuing terms that would increase the cost of medicines and hamper an open Internet.

Let's pursue term limits, a balanced-budget amendment and line-item-veto authority — even if that requires calling a constitutional convention of the states.

The causes of this are pursued in terms of a gap between principles and practice.

We obviously will evaluate it, look at it and pursue what needs to be pursued in terms of its contents".

He says managers should grant as much freedom as possible on how those results are pursued in terms of where, when and how a person works.

In the remaining seven chapters, visualization is pursued in terms of its role in bringing about progressions in mathematical symbolization, abduction, pattern generalization, and diagrammatization.

Since the 1980s, the financial industry has pursued short term financial returns over long term goals such as technology and product development investments.

In many other cities and provinces, the party has pursued short-term growth regardless of the long-term consequences.

Yet carmakers from Germany, India, Japan and the United States invested heavily – £7bn in the past two years alone – and pursued long-term strategies to revive iconic British brands.