Sentence examples for aggressive action from from inspiring English sources
The science on climate change has become clearer and more dire, requiring more aggressive action from the president".
Among the highlights was his Climate Week speech advocating more aggressive action from his peers on climate change.
Liberal groups have renewed their calls for more aid to the states and more aggressive action from the Federal Reserve.
Now, with the crisis in the north, I fear aggressive action from companies to get what is under the soil – water".
Dana Hauck, chairman of the international markets committee of the National Cattlemen's Beef Association, said, "We have Canada's attention," and he called for "continued aggressive action" from the Clinton Administration to lower Canadian trade barriers.
Mr. Abe has demanded aggressive action from a new governor, who is scheduled to be appointed by the end of March, prompting expectations that he would favor a candidate willing to undertake radical policies to lift Japan out of years of deflation.
Kids are more empathetic in their responses to conflict, such as exclusionary or aggressive actions from peers, if they've been taught to view personality traits as amenable to growth rather than being fixed traits, she said.
She suspects the spate of ominous climate news might have prompted a tipping point at which societies begin demanding aggressive actions from their leaders to stave off the most disastrous effects of climate change.
She suspects the spate of ominous climate news might have spurred a sort of tipping point, where societies begin demanding aggressive actions from their leaders to stave off the most disastrous effects of climate change.
The potential threats to human health — data suggest that increased chemical exposure in indoor environments may be one reason behind a rapid rise in childhood asthma, for example — require more aggressive action, primarily from the federal government.
Now it is time for Aggressive Action II from Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner.
