Sentence examples for which it pursued from inspiring English sources

This help comes despite Pakistan's nuclear-weapons programme, which it pursued (with covert assistance from the Chinese) to deter its nuclear-armed neighbour, India.It all sounds too good to be true from Pakistan's point of view, and it probably is.

The administration creatively pioneered a third option, which it pursued not only in Syria but also in Ukraine and elsewhere: Between action and inaction, it chose inconsequential action.

However, we find it hard to believe that that's the problem this administration had in mind, given the reluctance with which it pursued other reforms in the stock market.

Over the years, the company has been approached about branching out, including interest in taking the show on the road or setting up a Las Vegas-based production — none of which it pursued, says Groundlings board of directors Chairman Ron Hofmann.

But Moon and the Japanese prime minister, Shinzō Abe, have vowed to present a united front and exert pressure on North Korea to abandon its nuclear and missile programmes, which it pursues in defiance of UN security council resolutions.

Amid these busy operatic plot spasms, the novel's other great weakness is the sentimental reverence with which it pursues Hector's doomed "surrender": the man who should have saved his father from drowning, should have saved the Korean bugler from torture, and should have saved Sylvie from the flames rescued only fierce little June, who had no interest in thanking him.

The analyst believes that Rio could explore a third solution by which it pursues a right issue of $10.0 billion and then sells some assets or a stake to Chinalco, or to other miners like BHP Billiton.

The Nemesis returns for the Resident Evil 3 chapter of Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles, in which it pursues Jill in the same manner as the original game and mutates into its secondary form as a boss.

Tension has been rising over North Korea's nuclear and missile programs, which it pursues in defiance of years of U.N. Security Council resolutions, with bellicose rhetoric coming from both Pyongyang and the White House.

The impetus for a referendum gathered pace last year after Scottish elections in which Mr. Salmond's Scottish National Party won an outright majority in the Scottish Parliament, bringing the party closer to the goal of independence, which it has pursued since its founding almost 80 years ago.

"The manner in which it was pursued was, however, high-risk, poorly supervised and inadequately controlled," the report said.