Sentence examples for aggressively back from inspiring English sources

But liberal activists who could raise money and help him win next year, including the group MoveOn.org, are demanding he aggressively back the public option.

"The Fed began cutting interest rates aggressively back in January of 2001," said S. Lawrence Yun, a senior economist at the National Association of Realtors in Washington.

In many cases they may be generating and sustaining a dividend, or reinvesting aggressively back into the business.

During the 2008 primaries, he aggressively backed Hillary Rodham Clinton over Barack Obama, at one point saying Mr. Obama "has a problem with the blue-collar work and relating to that worker".

He aggressively backed President Bush's proposal for privatized Social Security accounts, which was political suicide in Pennsylvania, one of the grayest states in the union.

Dove, Chipotle and Patagonia are among some of the companies trying to get out ahead of their competitors by aggressively backing social and environmental issues.

While making that argument the Premier League has aggressively backed for a decade calls for the FA to have more independent non-executive directors and relentlessly criticised the FA's governance.

Clearing more legal challenges, Microsoft announced important settlements Monday with rival Novell for $536 million and with a Washington-based trade organization that had aggressively backed landmark antitrust cases against Microsoft by the U.S. government and European Union.

And the company will keep trying to cover those bets by aggressively backing politicians capable of ensuring that nothing happens.

The Ba'athist propaganda machine has benefited from the Wahhabi states -- Saudi Arabia and Qatar - which have aggressively backed Syrian and non-Syrian Islamist rebels alike.

Silicon Valley has aggressively backed legislation to protect and expand the H-1B program, but President Trump appears to have other ideas.