Joseph A. Gunn, the police commission's executive director, added a note to the department's report, saying that banning chases based on infractions would "reduce pursuit-related accidents by over 50percentt and still allow the department to pursue, within safety limits, criminals and drunk drivers".
Arendt defends of the vita activa as a life of public engagement opposed to a life that reduces the pursuit of happiness to.
A previous study indicates that the contrast sensitivity of luminance grating for that direction is reduced during pursuit [20].
This finding is in line with a previous report that showed the magnitude of subjective motion blur is reduced during pursuit [9].
Two recent transplant education interventions using print education, videos, and educators have been implemented with kidney patients prior to presenting to a transplant center in an effort to reduce disparities in pursuit or receipt of transplant [ 22, 62].
Du Bois agreed, but he wanted to broaden what might count as "the things of real life" so that the pursuit of happiness wouldn't be reduced to the pursuit of dollars.
In the never-ending pursuit to reduce health care costs, new solutions are brought to the marketplace.
The beauty of the Allen & Overy tool is that they reduce the so-called "pursuit costs" of investors looking for this type of opportunity.
Their precise patterns of movement, their slightly vibrating payloads of Happy Toys, chemotherapy drugs and iPads, are no longer part of a convenient satire, but props in the unfolding of a corporately-sponsored drama in which our lives are reduced to the pursuit of two interlocking virtues: hyper-efficiency, and terminal over-consumption.
Numbers and masses of vehicles required are greatly reduced, yet the pursuit of a broader range of science objectives is enabled.
Since by this time the Maratha powers had been reduced significantly, the pursuit of Setu and the other leaders was resumed with vigor.
