The Top Golf complexes would appear to be another example of the kind of innovative ways the game must pursue to keep casual golfers in the fold and to entice new and younger golfers.
The suit, which argues that the new name sounds too confusingly like the name of a college department, is the latest in a rapidly growing flock of lawsuits the university is pursuing to keep the Harvard brand to itself.
In addition to increasing fares, reducing service, laying off more workers, or cutting maintenance and construction projects like the Second Avenue Subway, what other options do you think the M.T.A. might pursue to keep costs down yet ensure an efficient public transit system in New York City?
The films in this Lionsgate collection are not among Ms. Bardot's most celebrated or successful works, but represent instead the kind of day-in, day-out work that movie stars were once obliged to pursue to keep their names before the public.
A moratorium won't address the fundamental problem that banks have not competently and aggressively pursued ways to keep more financially viable Americans in their homes.
Many lawmakers in states like Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin have also pursued ways to keep selected voters from the polls, using methods like ID requirements or restrictions on early voting.
The decline in homeownership and the loss of home equity could have been stanched if Congress and the Obama administration had aggressively pursued efforts to keep financially troubled borrowers in their homes, including bankruptcy reform and principal reduction loan modifications.
Colbert and Gragg apparently could have pursued charges to keep a drug dealer off the street.
As Disney expanded, though, it pursued strategies to keep guests on property and the area became more of a destination for vacationers.
First, America and her friends and allies must pursue policies to keep the peace and promote prosperity.
