Sentence examples for pursuing threats from inspiring English sources
The bee – a hybrid of the African and European honey bees - have a reputation as one of the more aggressive members of the bee family, pursuing threats in large numbers over a distance of up to a mile.
Mr. Mukasey, 66, now in private practice in Manhattan, has repeatedly spoken out to support the administration's claim to broad powers in pursuing terrorist threats, especially in conducting electronic surveillance of terrorism suspects and in imprisoning them before trial.
During his tenure at the bureau under Hoover, its priorities shifted from ferreting out spies during and after World War II, to combating communist ideologues during the early years of the cold war, to pursuing perceived threats to the country in the civil rights and anti-Vietnam War movements.
This is not the first time Mr. Ashcroft's zeal for pursuing potential terrorist threats has put him at odds with state and local law enforcement agencies.
There is no difference between the two, and we will aggressively pursue every threat in order to protect our communities," said Special Agent in Charge Sweeney.
Sandy Easdale says "individuals rather than the club" would be targeted if angry Rangers shareholders decide to pursue their threat of legal action.
Iran, which denies that it is pursuing nuclear weapons, added threats of its own to international tensions over its nuclear program.
"This could be a couple of years down the line, but would mean him pursuing all the protectionist threats he made in the campaign".
However, there are several threats to pursuing a research career after graduation: inadequate exposure as an undergraduate, financial debts from medical school, lack of research role models, lengthy time frame until independent funding, salary imbalance between research and clinical nephrologists, job security and the prevailing regulatory environment [ 78].
But attempting to meet that threat by pursuing a plainly anti-competitive deal was always a high-risk strategy.
