Sentence examples for pursuing a path to from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama said it was now clear to him that Iran was pursuing a path to "nuclear weaponisation".

Perry's wife, Anita, then chimed in from the front row of seats, and instructed him to point out that children of undocumented immigrants were pursuing a "path to citizenship" and to mention the voter I.D. law, which the governor had already mentioned earlier.

It also led me to pursue a path to find solutions to conflict without aggression.

Under the deal, guest workers would be allowed to pursue a path to citizenship and to change jobs after they arrived in the United States.

"We would certainly welcome California's participation in a settlement," Mr. Greenwood said, "but if absolutely necessary we're prepared to pursue a path to a settlement without California".

His endurance is a sign that Serbs remain willing to pursue a path to the European Union, despite economic sacrifices and concessions in regional policy.

Crucially important for investor sentiment is a sense that national leaders in the euro zone are finding ways to revive public confidence in their ability to restore stability and pursue a path to growth.

Quite the contrary: Enlightenment starts essentially in Roman Catholic and Jewish centers such as France, Flanders, Austria, Italy, Spain, etc. England, while not Catholic, pursued a path to Reformation that was very distinct from Lutheranism or Calvinism, and was certainly not revelationist.

The soft-spoken son of Paris garmentmakers, Weinberg, 50, pursued a path to posts in haughty French ministries via l'Ecole Nationale d'Administration, then entered investment banking.

Homage presents us with the unduckable reality resulting from the failure to pursue a path to a clean energy future.

"It's always been up to the parties to make the choices needed to pursue a path to peace," she said.