Sentence examples for aggressive officials from inspiring English sources

Those looser guidelines proved invaluable to aggressive officials like Albert Ottinger, who used it to shutter the Consolidated Stock Exchange in the 1920s.

Employees who have spent decades in government know it can take years for even the most aggressive officials to enact sweeping changes to bureaucratic agencies.

Several witnesses have said he was the most aggressive official in pressing for the public naming of Dr. Kelly as the source for the BBC report.

Some resulted in accusations of overly aggressive police officials and prosecutorial misconduct.

Bradford Berenson, a former White House lawyer, said, "He's powerful because people know he speaks for the Vice-President, and because he's an extremely smart, creative, and aggressive public official.

The magazine plans a five-year aggressive growth strategy, officials said.

California's success lies in aggressive negotiations by officials of the independent state agency running the exchanges with the health plans to keep insurance bids low.

The timetable to enact the new rules under the health care law is aggressive, and administration officials say they will enforce it.

Voters, particularly in rural areas, view their representatives in Parliament principally as big bosses who can deliver protection: influencing the police and dealing with aggressive, corrupt land officials, or working to route jobs or multimillion-dollar projects to their districts.

Thanks in part to speedy recovery work (the road is now open) and aggressive marketing, New Hampshire officials are hoping that bookings stay the same or even improve over last year.

In past years, when he explored the possibility of running for Congress and the State Senate, and last year in his campaign for borough president, he displayed an aggressive style, the officials say, that left many troubled.