Sentence examples for aggressive push for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rubio, a Republican, has seen his allure among conservatives tumble, a result of his aggressive push for immigration reform.

The Nets could make an aggressive push for the Knicks' David Lee, whose position was usurped by Stoudemire.

QUESTION FROM TREVOR: Do you expect a more aggressive push for the ouster of Qaddafi by Obama?

Helping insulate Publicis is an aggressive push for new business; United Airlines and VoiceStream are among its new clients.

A more aggressive push for reforms is needed to help secure short-term growth while improving future prospects and reducing risks.

His campaign is continuing its aggressive push for votes and insists that it will have a majority by the time of the vote on June 3.

President Bush made his most aggressive push yet for swift action by asking Congress for sweeping authority to disarm Iraq and dislodge Saddam Hussein.

The Romney campaign has worked hard to catch up, and brags that nationwide its staff and volunteers have knocked on nearly 2m more doors than in 2008, and made six times more phone calls than at this point four years ago, targeting voters in battleground states with an "aggressive" push to apply for absentee ballots or take advantage of early voting rules.

In this case, she said she blamed Mayor Emanuel for an aggressive push to extend the length of the school day and for a promised raise that was later rescinded.

Nine months ago, Intel announced plans for an aggressive push beyond the personal computer and into consumer electronics with new chips for big-screen high-definition televisions.

It would therefore seem just the moment for an aggressive push forward, and in fact the Bush people claim to be doing good things for which nobody is giving them credit.