Even in the midst of media and market criticism, he has never allowed the opinions of others to sway him from pursuing the values and ideals for his company that he considers the best.
Google's agreement with American authorities about antitrust laws is unlikely to sway European regulators, who are pursuing assertions that the company rigs results to favor its own businesses, David Jolly reports from Paris.
Many Russians have been critical of these efforts at reassessment, however, and have accused countries once under the Kremlin's sway, including Estonia, of not pursuing a full account of some of their citizens' collaborations with the Nazis.
Cotto kept pursuing, kept charging, but Foreman danced and swayed and countered — at least until he no longer could.
Additionally, pursuing a slowly moving target in darkness induces more body sway than fixating a stable target even though retinal slip is similarly low in both cases [16].
The idea that a non-governmental actor pursuing a personal political agenda could hack the DNC and potentially sway an election is bad enough, an act of cyberwarfare by a foreign state is arguably much worse.
The idea that a non-governmental actor pursuing a personal political agenda could hack the DNC and potentially sway an election is bad enough, an act of cyberwarfare by a foreign state is arguably much worse.
Democrats had hoped that the publication of all the military construction projects that could see funding delays as Mr. Trump pursued wall money would sway their Republican colleagues.
Reeves said we should instead be focusing on the top 20percentt who have tremendous influence over policy and use that sway to pursue their personal interests to the detriment of the bottom 80percentt.
Statoil, Sway's benefactor, isn't sure about Borgen's math and is pursuing its own design to hedge its bet on Borgen.
He uses his sway in a positive way, encouraging the groms to stay on solid ground while pursuing their goals, mainly by avoiding drugs and alcohol.
