Sentence examples for pursued that could from inspiring English sources

In a defiant state television audio broadcast this week, Gaddafi said he would fight until the end, but a rebel spokesman was quoted on Friday as saying indirect negotiations were being pursued that could allow him to stay in Libya.

However, relations with both entities became strained last year after Hungary pursued measures that could, among other things, threaten the independence of the country's central bank.

For a woman ostensibly in possession of a rigorous sense of right and wrong, it remains a question as to why Ms. Clemente has persistently pursued evidence that could result in gangsters going free.

It's no coincidence that one of the most secretive administrations in our history has favored special interest and pursued policy that could not stand up to the sunlight".

Officials on the continent felt May's meetings with other prime ministers showed she was "unwilling to engage much on substance … and seemingly concerned not to pursue courses that could upset Tory rightwingers", Grant said.

The Tampa Bay Devil Rays, one of the troubled teams, could pursue that course with Greg Vaughn, for example.

The White House has shown little inclination to pursue prosecutions that could prove to be politically explosive.

While the Pac-12 presidents have indicated minimal interest in pursuing Oklahoma, that could change with the A.C.C.'s move.

Officials said Mr. Bloomberg had urged the Department of Education and the test publisher, Harcourt Assessment, to pursue action that could include a copyright infringement lawsuit or even criminal charges.

Legislators are showing a willingness to pursue moves that could prompt financial institutions to move more of their operations to jurisdictions outside of European Union control, like the United States and Asia.

In the Court's words, "Microsoft has demonstrated that it will use its prodigious market power and immense profits to harm any firm that insists on pursuing initiatives that could intensify competition against one of Microsoft's core products".