Sentence examples for aggressive penalty from inspiring English sources

South now bid two hearts and West made a very aggressive penalty double.

Although they have been burned for a few power-play goals recently, the Islanders still have an aggressive penalty-killing unit.

The European Commission has tended to show greater concern about the impact that aggressive, penalty-strewn bailout packages would end up having on other economies within the euro zone.

In an address to a meeting of state and local finance officers in 1996, Mr. McLucas said that blameless bystanders would have suffered from stronger S.E.C. actions, explaining, "We were dealing, in Orange County, with a public entity that was bankrupt, where more aggressive penalties or sanctions would have likely come out of taxpayers and investors".

When South bid three diamonds, East made an aggressive match-point penalty double.

The ACLU report also indicates that only 5 of the 10 most aggressive pro-death penalty counties in California solve more than half of the murders committed.

Ernst & Young also reports a shift worldwide toward more aggressive enforcement and penalties for fraud, corruption and economic crimes.

In one of the most aggressive capital punishment states in the country, a new prosecutor is drawing praise for her refusal to seek the death penalty in any of her cases going forward.

Ireland's scrum twice ripped into Canada five metres out, with the second aggressive drive yielding a penalty try.

Mullinix, the American goalkeeper, whose play has been notable for her aggressive roving in the penalty box, prevented the tying goal in the 60th minute after Sissi played a pass to Cidinha behind the American defense.

By setting aside such a specific reserve, Morgan Stanley is taking an aggressive stance against future penalties arising from litigation.