0 present participle of pursue
1 to follow someone or something, usually to try to catch him, her, or it:
3 If you pursue a plan, activity, or situation, you try to do it or achieve it, usually over a long period of time:
In pursuing this subject, scholars should look to aggregate local ' regimes ' through working rules that encourage productive relationships among them.
One may also pursue it indirectly, by pursuing esteem for another, associated agent.
Even when agents are actively pursuing esteem, to take up the first possibility, it is clearly possible for them to conceal the fact.
Rather, perennial grain breeders are pursuing two parallel strategies: domesticating promising wild perennials and hybridizing annual crops with perennial relatives.
If some course of action is an unavoidable means to discharging a given obligation, then pursuing that course of action is likewise obligatory.
They integrated and merged operations, pursuing strategies to segment the market through marketing.
In the long term, such interactions may caution against pursuing forest management in cyclone-prone areas.
Rather than pursuing this rather involved point here, we present two examples of such 'weak products'.
