Sentence examples for pursuing links from inspiring English sources

One senior American official said the United States was "very interested" in pursuing links between Mr. Khan and people in other countries, including Britain.

However, some patient support groups and organisations, such as the National Diabetes Institute, Malaysia, are pursuing links with international peer support organisations, such as Peers for Progress [ 45], to empower patients to care for themselves and their peers.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is said to be pursuing university links.

Interpol investigators soon began aggressively pursuing suspected links between the men and the Tamil Tigers, the violent Sri Lankan terrorist group.

He improvised his playlists, following his whims, pursuing thematic links, frequently playing multiple versions of the same song to plumb the nuances of different interpretations.

If Russia were to demonstrate respect, it would have to recognize that Ukraine is pursuing closer links with the EU on its own accord, not because we want to stick it to Kremlin, but because we are an independent people charting our own course.

Douglas Bennet, president of Wesleyan University, is pursuing a link with a National Public Radio affiliate in Fairfield, WSHU, an alliance he said he hoped will produce "a richer offering with a larger audience".

Some academics have spent years pursuing the link between happiness and money.

The tentative association explored between elevated C-reactive protein, serum amyloid A with ER- and progesterone receptor-negative cancers indirectly suggests further merit in pursuing a link between such inflammatory markers and p53.

Some pursue international links – to various bits of al-Qaida in the Maghreb – some stay local.

While chairman of HSBC, Green, a Church of England lay preacher, pursued business links with senior figures in the Egyptian regime.