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Labour sources said Mr Miliband would not compromise on the principle of pursuing "strong, fair fiscal rules" in government, suggesting it would be a "red line" for him in any negotiations with other parties in a hung parliament.

The Republican, who had earlier spent time meeting privately with law enforcement leaders in Milwaukee, proposed introducing more police into communities, appointing "the best" prosecutors and judges and pursuing "strong enforcement" of federal laws.

Indeed, an internationally recognised wide-reaching academic research exemption for biological research tools might not, according to certain commentators, properly discourage universities' institutional administrators from pursuing strong exclusive rights and licensing strategies (Lei et al.[2009]).[2009]

China should lead by example by pursuing strong domestic reforms.

But that didn't stop the government from finding clever ways to bail out A.I.G. and then pursuing strong-arm tactics — like pressing Bank of America to complete its deal for Merrill without disclosing the severity of Merrill's problems to shareholders — that would have been considered unconscionable had the country not been in the midst of a crisis.

More troublesome to Mr. Green is the fact that nine other states refused to sign and are pursuing stronger remedies.

But there is also a growing list of other countries pursuing stronger ties — including India, Brazil, Turkey, Japan, and the Gulf states.

The Justice Department and nine states have settled with Microsoft, but nine other states -- California, Connecticut, Florida, Iowa, Kansas, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Utah and West Virginia -- and the District of Columbia are pursuing stronger measures that they say are needed to prevent Microsoft from repeating its illegal conduct in new markets.

The three leaders said they were pursuing stronger sanctions by the European Union against Damascus.

On the peacetime side of things Vietnam has also been pursuing stronger integration via work in ASEAN and a turn on the United Nations Security Council in 2007.

Park would pursue "strong national security", the spokesman said.