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Going to five-day delivery is an integral part of the Postal Service's effort to "aggressively bring down our costs," said Robert F. Bernstock, president of mailing and shipping services.

The bulk of the federal money would come from the Army Corps, with the Department of the Interior and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency "looking to aggressively bring money to the table as well," Garcetti said.

Some have pursued immunization aggressively, bringing in private companies to help administer the shots.

With executives now required to certify their companies' financial results and the Securities and Exchange Commission aggressively bringing enforcement actions, companies will now be more careful.

The Obama administration has pursued leaks aggressively, bringing criminal charges in eight cases, compared with three under all previous administrations combined.

Masback also spoke of the need for athletes like Johnson to be aggressively brought back into the sport as policy makers and executives.

But [Ampas president] Tom Sherak has been aggressively bringing in newer members, and over the last few years the emotional gut-punch movies have not been winning.

The authorities, fearful of trade penalties by the United States, have begun to protect intellectual property more aggressively, bringing almost 600 cases under an ambitious law passed in 2000.

The Justice Department, which intervened in the case before the appellate ruling and has aggressively brought claims on behalf of disabled people who live in isolation, considered bringing its own lawsuit against the state, but the agreement halts that litigation.

While running the department and heading its internal affairs division he became known for aggressively bringing departmental charges against officers in cases that his predecessors shrugged off, resulting in several lawsuits against the city by former officers whom he dismissed.

California is aggressively bringing renewable generation online to meet its renewables portfolio standard (RPS), one of the most ambitious renewable standards in USA.