Sentence examples for which could pursue from inspiring English sources
That question may well be left to the Department of Justice, which could pursue charges against Mr. Clemens or, less likely, Mr. McNamee for lying under oath.
After it concludes its fact-finding, the commission can recommend reforms to Congress or refer cases to the Justice Department, which could pursue a criminal inquiry if warranted.
Born at the end of the Civil War and fascinated from an early age by the very idea of Africa, Sheppard "treated the missionary job title as an umbrella under which he could pursue his multifarious ambitions," which included an explorer, a big-game hunter, an anthropologist and an art collector.
Perhaps in time it will be forgiven for contributing to the end of an era in which directors could pursue expensive personal visions on the studio dime.
The City was where the big profits have been made in recent years and the huge bonuses, with which Labour could pursue its social justice aims.
If Greek officials are looking for "stimulus to be pursued for growth in the euro zone, which we could pursue in the interest of Greece, we're open for this," Ms. Merkel said.
And we worked to understand what he wanted, and then we worked with the Chinese to create the circumstances in which he could pursue that, including having his family with him.
Despite Israeli fears, it would not necessarily open an easier path for Palestinian recourse to the International Criminal Court, and might give Europe a position from which it could pursue a quiet understanding with the Palestinians that they would not pursue I.C.C. jurisdiction for a significant period, drawing the sting from this troubling issue.
I don't mean to imply California wasn't an environment in which I could pursue these same kinds of questions.
As a high school student in the Netherlands, I dreamed of a career in which I could pursue my interests in chemistry and biology.
Ted Kennedy's America was one in which all could pursue justice, enjoy equality and know freedom.
