Sentence examples for pursuing reflects from inspiring English sources

Experts say the combination of police and private security that Chinatown is pursuing reflects a new approach to public safety.

Mr. Finn cited several measures PeopleSoft had pursued, reflecting what he said was "a company desperate to put up numbers for a single quarter".

Today, such arts and crafts as are pursued may reflect a continuum of design, but they are syncretic, incorporating elements of European art with indigenous traditions (see also Latin American art).

Conservatives historically celebrated Hamilton (and Abraham Lincoln) for pursuing public policies reflecting a strong national government.

The president has stated that the economy has to grow from the middle class out and we need to be sure that he has our support in pursuing policies that reflect that commitmnt.

We examined PCMH-A scores from March 2010 to September 2012 for practices receiving NCQA PPC-PCMH recognition before October 1, 2011 (approximately one quarter of the practices) to scores for practices pursuing recognition (as reflected by having purchased an application license as of the same date) or not pursuing NCQA PCMH recognition.

"The changes we are announcing today seek to ensure that R.B.S. is at the front of the pack in pursuing a strategy that reflects the environment we expect to operate in".

The fact that the administration is now pursuing such a course reflects the widespread consensus that the President's signature anti-foreclosure program has been a disappointment, leaving millions of American households vulnerable to losing their homes in the face of persistently high unemployment.

After the Fukushima-Daiichi accident, the design has been updated for pursuing further safety enhancement reflecting the lessons learned from the accident.

This paper describes how a critical study of traditional curves of pursuit leads to new curves that reflect a pursuing process in a more realistic way.

"It's a very different strategy than what we pursued in Iraq, reflecting the fact that it is a very different kind of problem," one of Mr. Bush's senior aides said the other day.