Sentence examples for that will pursue from inspiring English sources

Rather, he wants a Labour government in power that will pursue a radical political programme.

Polly Toynbee in the Guardian on Cameron's stance that will pursue Cameron during pre-referendum negotiations.

He said: "Russia is a country that will pursue its national interests frequently to the detriment of the interests of the peoples of the countries wherein it operates.

In June, the Thai government, which has removed tens of thousands of web pages in recent years for insulting the royal family, approved the creation of an online crime agency that will pursue alleged violators of the lese majesty laws.

B1 Operation Condor Cut Back A third of the overtime money earmarked for the ambitious but much-criticized anti-narcotics effort will instead be used for increased uniformed patrols that will pursue various other offenses, officials said.

Pass this bill and we'll fund new scientific research, right here in the United States, that will pursue the possibility of reanimating the body of Osama bin Laden, so that we can set him loose in Pakistan and erase one of the most important accomplishments of my Presidency.

I hope that he will pursue that.

Scarlett Wilson, solicitor for the Ninth Judicial Circuit, confirmed that she will pursue that course in a court document she filed earlier this month.

Perhaps the most-abiding concept from the bureaucratic politics model, and the shorthand many have used to define it, is that actors will pursue policies that benefit the organizations they represent rather than national or collective interests.

President Obama has sent clear signals that he will pursue initiatives that he can move forward within existing laws and without the need to wrestle with Congress.

"We know we have to succeed, but there is a broader concept there that we will pursue at some point," the CEO cryptically said.