Sentence examples for aggressively following from inspiring English sources

"New York state has a long history of confronting wage theft and unfair labor practices head on, and today, with the formation of this new Enforcement Task Force, we are aggressively following in that tradition," Cuomo said in a statement.

PSG are free to re-enter the transfer market aggressively following the relaxation of Uefa's financial fair play (FFP regulations and are understood to have formally contacted United to inquire about the availability of Di María, their principal target.

All the authorities endorse the statement of Sir Clements Markham, that, while Captain Amundsen made a daring and successful dash, the British explorer never had any intention of engaging in a race with the Scandinavian, but is pluckily and aggressively following his original intention to add to the sum of human knowledge while making his way toward his objective.

The decision was only the latest in which Mr. Obama has displayed a new willingness to confront Republicans much more aggressively, following his ill-fated effort last year to reach a bipartisan agreement on deficit reduction – by all accounts a turning point in his views.

Specifically, your government is criticized for not aggressively following up on the cotton and sugar subsidy WTO cases that Brazil won last year.

In the past decade, India has made major strides in bringing down the numbers of deaths by aggressively following DOTS or "directly observed treatment, short course" - a programme instituted by the WHO where patients must swallow their medicines every day, watched by health workers or volunteers, until they complete their treatment.

This is driven, in part, by VC firms investing in late-stage opportunities and aggressively following-on in companies with the potential to lead their markets.

MPs on the all-parliamentary party group on Gypsies, Travellers and Roma sounded the alarm about provocative language as a prominent Tory council leader suggested some Roma are planning to come to the UK to "pickpocket and aggressively beg" following the end of labour market controls on the two eastern European countries.

The Guardian disclosed on Tuesday that MPs on the all-parliamentary party group on Gypsies, Travellers and Roma have expressed alarm about provocative language, as a prominent Tory council leader in suggested some Roma were planning to come to the UK to "pickpocket and aggressively beg" following the end of labour market controls on the two countries.

He joined the pro-Scottish independence Scottish National Party (SNP) as a student and was a prominent member of the 79 Group, a socialist republican faction that called for the SNP to become more aggressively radical following the 1979 British general elections.

The man seen in uniform is not Texas state trooper Brian Encinia, who aggressively arrested Bland following a 10 July traffic stop, but a police officer from Tampa, Florida.