Sentence examples for pursuit to join from inspiring English sources

Yet he has also raised the possibility that Turkey would reinstate the death penalty, which it had abolished as a part of its pursuit to join the European Union.

And much greater than Advent or the Christmas celebration is the reality of Jesus being born again as you and I turn from our own pursuits to join him in proclaiming and demonstrating the good news of God's grace and love, salvation for all people.

But it is under pressure to promote a settlement in pursuit of its ambitions to join the European Union.

James came here three summers ago in pursuit of championship glory, to join Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh in a superstar lineup for the ages, to start collecting championships — "Not one, not two, not three... " he infamously declared in July 2010.

Wiggins was involved in a crash only 500m from the start in Beverley and has his sights set on a place in the Rio Olympics team pursuit, so his decision to join the other six riders to abandon made sense in a way.

We need men to join the feminist pursuit of social justice because it is the right thing to do.

I have several times found myself in these crowds, weighing whether to join in the pursuit, and, each time, choosing to run has seemed both essential and absurd.

He has rarely asked the linebackers and the defensive backs to join in the pursuit of the quarterback, instead choosing to keep seven and sometimes eight in pass coverage, confident this group can smother or at least slow the offense.

Burnside refused but did order his cavalry to join in the pursuit of Morgan.

In need of brothers to join him in the pursuit, Diamond enlisted Seth Shelden, a brilliant young intellectual-property lawyer who was just returning from a Fulbright fellowship in Latvia.

In these essays, he emphasized that the pursuit of self-interest often motivates individuals to join strong groups in order to prey on weak groups.