He aggressively called for the ball, scoring at will in the half court.
"It concerned me that Pirro is aggressively calling it sexual abuse.
A look at Senate candidates who are aggressively calling out their Republican rivals for skepticism about climate change.
A British media company had acted aggressively, calling him on his cell phone while he was in post-op and insisting that it had exclusive access.
In the current downturn, the Economic Observer newspaper recently reported, banks are aggressively calling in loans, leading to even more strains for many small firms.
Governing party officials, in turn, have accused the opposition of bad faith for not aggressively calling for an end to sanctions by the United States, Britain and Europe.
The group says its goal with the videos and an accompanying Web site, InsideGoogle.com, is to push Congress and the Federal Trade Commission to create a Do Not Track Me list, similar to the Do Not Call list developed to prevent telemarketers from aggressively calling consumers.
By aggressively calling on the union to reopen contracts and to forego previously agreed upon raises as the best way to avoid massive cuts in state education aid, Christie is stoking the fires of class warfare and appears to be gaining traction.
Women who did not enter the military were aggressively called upon to take industrial jobs left by men, in order to continue national productivity.
But the fact that its research is already being put to good use by the likes of Merkley suggests that there is a shared sense that the GOP needs to be more aggressively called out for defending egregious-sounding tax expenditures.
This is because GATK aggressively calls alternative alleles in favor of high sensitivity, resulting in a high number of false-positive calls which require extensive post-filtering.
