Sentence examples for which were pursued from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg -- a mayor who, unlike his most recent predecessors, is not a lawyer -- said yesterday that he would like to reduce the city's load of cases, many of which were pursued unsuccessfully under the Giuliani administration, and the rising tide of judgments against the city and settlements.

The major discussion themes for the symposium included global sustainability, green development, large-scale disaster, and integrated risk governance, which were pursued in a context of an increasingly interrelated hazard-risk environment.

Uphold freedom of religion, stay rooted in reality, and pursue those universal rights and freedoms which were pursued and fought for and paid for in blood this past century by those also with lofty ideals.

The other, which was pursued by the helicopter, did not.

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.

The attackers managed to kidnap four American soldiers, dragging them into an S.U.V., which was pursued by police officers from an Iraqi SWAT unit.

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.

Thus far, the state has received around 25,000 complaints, which are pursued by two investigators who work for the state Consumer Protection Board.

To his great credit he had the technical measure of all his music on Tuesday, even Prokofiev's fiercely challenging Seventh Sonata, which was pursued with dogged correctness.

This result implies that it appears to be sufficient to invest a certain amount to achieve social or ethical objectives which are pursued by implementing SRI.

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