Sentence examples for which is pursued from inspiring English sources

Satyagraha draws from the ancient Indian ideal of ahimsa ("noninjury"), which is pursued with particular rigour by Jains, many of whom live in Gujurat, where Gandhi grew up.

Gossip is no longer the resource of the idle and of the vicious, but has become a trade which is pursued with industry as well as effrontery.

"Firstly, the objective which is pursued by Article 49 TEU is to allow for verification that the applicant state can fulfil its obligations arising under EU law.

The article is based on an approach, which is pursued in the regional research project "Environment and Forests under Changing Conditions" (ENFORCHANGE).

The objective of such developments differs from that which is pursued when one wishes to perform detailed measurements on a laboratory scale experiment.

The proper philosopher may be thought to be someone perhaps merely some mind without antecedents or history who first comes to consciousness posing a philosophical question the answer to which is pursued without prejudice.

The result was a vital victory because Carolina, which is pursuing the seventh-place Rangers, also won.

General Electric, which is pursuing acquisitions to revive sales, may bid for Legrand, a French maker of electrical products.

The only bidder that remains is Validus Holdings, which is pursuing a hostile stock-and-cash bid that is currently worth $2.96 billion, or $47.41 a share.

Thomas's name was found by the GMB union, which is pursuing compensation on behalf of a number of its members and others such as environmental activists.

Prosecuting such cases is a "distraction" from the real purpose of the law, which is pursuing offenders like Assad, Kellman told me.