Continuity between their governments included concern for the rights of Indigenous Australians, including land rights, the pursuit of open government and human rights.
I sprinted toward the rest stop, the cab in pursuit, its open passenger door still flailing.
(Federal prosecutors used the CFAA in their zealous pursuit of open Internet champion Aaron Swartz, who committed suicide in January).
I pull away from paid pursuits and open myself to the opportunity to delight in my daughter.
Since his release last year, Mr. Vasquez, 26, has found that some of his skills as a drug dealer were transferable to a more legitimate pursuit; he opened a personal concierge service, Happy Vida, which runs errands for busy New York professionals.
In what is somewhat of a surprise, it isn't the homegrown Coursera or Udacity that will be teaming up with Stanford in pursuit of open-source MOOC-ness, but the brainchild of Harvard and MIT.
When the talk turns to fishing, another of his happy pursuits, he opens the fridge and pulls out a salmon fillet, dating to the summer before last when he went to Iceland and brought back 40 pounds of salmon.
Unlike executive chefs, who tend to climb the ladder from one restaurant job to another, pastry chefs seem to leave, typically after 7 to 10 years, to try other pursuits like opening shops, as Jacques Torres and François Payard have done.
This season Manchester United's open pursuit of Fabregas has surprised many in Spain.
There is a curious dichotomy in the world of baseball, in which individual accomplishments are enthusiastically celebrated, yet the open pursuit of individual interests can be considered uncouth.
