You must not intimidate or harass individuals nor engage in persistent pursuit.
For example, did the photographer (or photographers) engage in "persistent pursuit" in order to shoot them?
Every sports franchise is in persistent pursuit of its glory days, hoping to match, or exceed, the team's best era.
The fearless, unbounded, persistent pursuit of truth threatens conventional wisdom.
"Being in a relationship with Kim for twelve years is a persistent pursuit and analysis of parapraxis," Kushner says.
Instead, Pyongyang's persistent pursuit of ballistic missile and nuclear weapons technology led to serious talk about the risk of a devastating conflict between the United States and North Korea.
Young, high-tech companies, for example, sometimes hold their managers hostage to frenzy, thus inhibiting the reflective and persistent pursuit of long-term goals.
Thanks to New York Senator Schumer's persistent pursuit of funding, a new federal grape genetics research lab will be built on the AgriTech campus.
North Korea's persistent pursuit of missiles and nuclear weapons has long been one of the most intractable foreign policy problems for US administrations.
Lippman said exposure to films that depicted persistent pursuit in a negative way made participants less likely to tolerate stalker-like males, while women who watched romcoms were more likely to accept such behaviour as normal.
Variable rewards come in three types and involve the persistent pursuit of: rewards of the tribe, rewards of the hunt, and rewards of the self.
