Sentence examples for aggressive assistance from inspiring English sources
But aggressive assistance from the leader of the Senate is a good start - even, s'pose, if it comes with a profiteering Texan in tow.
In the meantime, the United States and the international community must be more aggressive in providing assistance and facilitating resettlement of Yazidis and other religious minorities who no longer wish to remain in their ancestral homeland of Iraq.
Successive U.S. Administrations supported the Sauds and provided military assistance whenever aggressive neighbors, like Iraq, threatened the kingdom.
MACE-Y Staff is ample, but because of the nonstop influx of tourists, you might have to be somewhat aggressive to get the assistance you require.
In return for ensuring a steady global supply of oil, successive US administrations supported the Saud family and provided military assistance whenever aggressive neighbors like Iraq have threatened the kingdom.
Washington should avoid the temptation to pursue aggressive diplomacy, cut off economic assistance or intensify its Predator drone attacks.
Mr. Richardson sought to reduce the threat of conflict between North and South Korea and to persuade the North to abandon its aggressive behavior if it wants outside assistance.
She agreed that a muffin is not a "personal item" and that the gate agent was aggressive where a little bit of assistance would have been nice.
Advocates for the homeless worry that such programmes give cover to aggressive anti-panhandling enforcement while delivering trivial assistance in exchange.
Like Cossack patrols in southern Russia or improvised neighborhood watch programs fighting drug dealers, Moscow Shield has been given unusual latitude by the police — and at times tacit assistance — as its members sometimes have pursued aggressive, even illegal, tactics.
In 1992, President George H.W. Bush signed Section 907 into US law, which prohibits assistance to Azerbaijan if it engages in aggressive military actions against Armenia or Nagorno-Karabakh.
