Sentence examples for the task of pursuing from inspiring English sources
Looking beyond the London summit, in my view there will remain the task of pursuing a process of renewal throughout the entire multi-lateral system.
The task of pursuing three armies retiring in a vast and friendly country by converging lines would certainly have been difficult, and might not have been successful.
The task of pursuing the commercial activities of the family was reserved for the younger Jacobi.
Initially, the battlecruiser was to serve as flagship of the West Indies Squadron, with the task of pursuing and destroying any German vessels that evaded North Sea blockades.
One prediction from supporters of marijuana legalization in 2012 was that freeing up police from the task of pursuing cases against people involving marijuana would allow them to reallocate those resources toward pursuit of drugs more harmful to society.
He starred in Soldiers of Fortune and the 2012 film Cleanskin, in which he plays a secret service agent faced with the task of pursuing and eliminating a suicide bomber and his terrorist cell.
Black Earth Rising highlights the complex task of pursuing justice - in which some of the apparent heroes of the genocide, like former soldiers and generals who helped end the slaughter, could also be villains.
Even the Nevada Conference of Police and Sheriffs, weary of the thankless task of pursuing pot-smokers, endorsed Question Nine at first though it backed down when its endorsement made headlines, and its president had to resign.A recent opinion poll shows Nevada's voters rejecting Question Nine by 55% to 40% 5%% being unsure).
It may be that private companies simply are not up to the task of developing and pursuing forward-looking water policies in an era of drought and climate change.
Hereby an interlayer is inserted between the metal and the CFRP constituent, pursuing the task of stress relaxation.
Soyinka's Aké: The Years of Childhood was a modern classic and fortunately, he was persuaded to abandon his vow not to "pursue the task of recollection and reflection beyond the age of innocence, calculated at roughly eleven and a bit".
