Sentence examples for aggressive programme of from inspiring English sources

There should be "an aggressive programme of housebuilding", he says.

1985 – Tesco begins aggressive programme of store and warehouse expansion and puts in more technology.

Members of the black elite are kept loyal through an aggressive programme of positive discrimination, which has made some of them rich.

On the plus side, the film enjoyed good buzz, thanks to critical praise, awareness of US success and positive word circulating from an aggressive programme of advance free screenings.

"One or more fast-growing regional powers may judge that changes in its economic and political interests merit the risk of an aggressive programme of espionage," the report said.

The aggressive programme of turnbacks and the extraordinary lengths to which the Abbott government will go to handle the problem (for example, handing over 41 Sri Lankans back to the Sri Lankan navy in an unprecedented on-water transfer) have done much to prevent successful ventures.

So, too, was the commitment to aggressive programmes of fiscal retrenchment, including major cuts in housing programmes, education and unemployment benefits.

This government has embarked on one of the most aggressive programmes of welfare reform Britain has ever seen, and we already have a proud record of achievement.

From the 1880s the LNC began a more aggressive programme to maximise its income.

"Eradicating polio requires innovative thinking and political will, as well as funding from a range of donors, to support an aggressive programme that will get the job done".

Bill Gates said: "Eradicating polio requires innovative thinking and political will, as well as funding from a range of donors, to support an aggressive programme that will get the job done".