Sentence examples similar to pursuing out from inspiring English sources

The difficulties are clear from the Unity Centre's experiences supporting individuals pursuing out-of-country appeals.

However, Jasmine Sallis, a founding member of Roots to Return – set up to support individuals pursuing out-of-country appeals – said: "The very fact that the individual is appealing from outside the UK means that an out-of-country appeal cannot be pursued, prepared for or processed in the same way that an in-country appeal is".

The judge, Richard M. Berman, did not throw out the case, but urged the parties to pursue out-of-court talks.

While collectors are not supposed to file lawsuits to pursue out-of-statute debt, some consumer lawyers say it happens routinely.

In most states, it is legal for collectors to pursue out-of-statute debt, as long as they do not file a lawsuit or threaten to do so.

Hearings are scheduled for later this year, so some indirect investors may want to see if they can qualify for relief before they pursue out-of-court settlements.

"The implied message is that attorneys shouldn't pursue out-of-court hours," said Charles Lavine, a Queens lawyer who represented indigent defendants in homicide cases last year.

People forcibly removed are even less likely to pursue out-of-country appeals now that appeal fees for an oral hearing have increased by almost 500%, from £140 to £800.

While the company declined to disclose the number of lawsuits lodged against it, Mr. Watanabe said Bridgestone was ready to pursue out-of-court settlements, "rather than be locked in a long-lasting litigation".

He struggled to hold down a regular place in the team and his departure comes as manager Derek McInnes pursues out-of-contract striker Kris Boyd.

He chose his sport after being pursued out of high school by the demanding Mr. Knight.