Sentence examples for when it pursues from inspiring English sources

But thanks to Germany's size and history, when it pursues its own interests like any other normal nation, it can still send waves around the world.

Although Matt Taibbi in Rolling Stone described the policy as "Orwellian," the practice looks more like corner cutting to avoid cumbersome federal regulations on document disposal — the very type of conduct that the S.E.C. often criticizes companies for when it pursues an enforcement action.

But the worst atrocities by the RPF were carried out in the following three years when it pursued, and maybe killed, hundreds of thousands of Hutu refugees in Congo.

He said the army acted with "rectitude and patriotism" when it pursued rebel groups in the troubled southern state of Guerrero, the main focus of rural rebellions in the 1970's.

The rules are rooted in part in the administration's experiences with Royal Dutch Shell, which encountered a series of setbacks when it pursued exploratory drilling in the Arctic in 2012 and 2015.

What followed over the next year was a disquieting story of immigration enforcement on full throttle, a system that can fail to detect when those it pursues are U.S. citizens and so should never be detained under immigration statutes or processed for deportation in the first place.

The Russian government has itself shown little regard for the international asylum process when it has pursued fugitives abroad.

Apple operated under the code name Project Maverick when it was pursuing the deal to buy the land, according to KTVZ.

The Justice Department has 10 guidelines for when it should pursue criminal charges against a corporation, recently updated to reflect its more aggressive posture toward individuals.

One of the criticisms that has been leveled against the Securities and Exchange Commission is that even when it has pursued cases, it has not been tough enough in seeking sanctions for violations of the federal securities laws.

One official who resigned yesterday from the anticorruption advisory panel was G. Robert Blakey, a law professor at the University of Notre Dame and a prosecutor who worked in President John F. Kennedy's Justice Department, under Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, when it was pursuing James R. Hoffa, Mr. Hoffa's father.