Sentence examples for pursuing a change from inspiring English sources

Day cares for her companion animals, but what she has achieved through her organizations and lifestyle goes beyond affection: she's pursuing a change in the mind-set that allows human beings to treat other species as objects).

If we are not actively pursuing a change, we can and should support those who are.

I am currently leading a committee of community college presidents to explore pursuing a change in state law that would allow community colleges to offer select baccalaureate degrees in the applied technologies.

Mr. Cardinale's intention to pursue a change in the town's classification was reported April 6 in The Riverhead News-Review, a local weekly.

Now Senate leaders have vowed to pursue a change in the bankruptcy code in their version of the recovery package, which is expected this week.

"Mark King has decided, after a lot of years doing a high-pressure job, to take a break and pursue a change of direction," said Jane Terry, the Rolls-Royce spokeswoman.

The reference to Iran as an "Islamic Republic," and the direct statement about not threatening Iran, diplomats said, offered a first clear signal from the Obama administration that it would not pursue a change of government in Iran.

Fortunately, there was already a toilet downstairs, behind the kitchen, but I was sure that, if the upstairs one had been the only one, she would have made the laborious climb as often as necessary, rather than pursue a change so radical and unnerving.

Kenney found the arguments compelling enough to pursue a change in the law.

He is of the belief that the president deserves the political tools needed to pursue a change agenda.

Frizzell said the suit is without merit, and Carnival is "actively working … to pursue a change in the regulation that puts cruising on the same footing as aircraft travel is today in Cuba".