Examples of using Pursuing in English and their translations into German
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Not worth pursuing?
This is why pursuing Assange is futile and absurd.
There's a thought worth pursuing.
I will not stop pursuing this, Alfred.
Pursuing negotiations in the WTO-» point 1.6.20.
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Louis, I am warning you to not keep pursuing this!
The Commissionwill be pursuing efforts in all these directions.
I just want you to know that I won't be pursuing things.
Pursuing this strategy he published Der binomische Lehrsatz….
Have you ever thought about pursuing writing?
A world where is pursuing a way of farming that considers animal.
And trust me, you would be far better off pursuing somebody else.
Pursuing this policy of plunder can only worsen their misery.
It has also worked with groups pursuing violence in Iraq.
Pursuing training, vocational or not, requires preparation.
Certainly the Commission will be pursuing that objective too.
We are also pursuing our cooperation within the Atlantic Alliance.
Should having no knowledge of that business stop you from pursuing it?
Target group: doctoral researchers pursuing a doctorate at a German university.
Pursuing key economic reforms and integration in basic industries.
I bet the one who was most persistent in pursuing 3D was Miyamoto-san.
In context with pursuing the acquisitions SNP Schneider-Neureither.
The system is certainly worth trying out, or pursuing, Commissioner.
The Commission envisages pursuing this idea, in consultation with all stakeholders.
Pursuing joint efforts to build SSR capacity in regional organisations.
It doesn't keep Henrik from pursuing to his passion for fashion.
The Commission hasconcluded that it would not be justified in pursuing the case further.
By permanently working hard and pursuing personal development they avoid failure.
A rich and rewarding experience pursuing a degree awaits interested students.
Merits are decried not for pursuing demerits, but for pursuing detachments.