Sentence examples for an aggressive use from inspiring English sources

11 posture in which Republicans were largely united in supporting an aggressive use of American power around the world.

It is an aggressive use of presidential power that follows through on the nationalistic vision Mr. Trump presented during his presidential campaign.

Mr. Trump's proposal of essentially making it unlawful to send money without having proof of legal residence is an aggressive use of existing law and a spin on already-strict customer-due-diligence requirements imposed on financial institutions.

Mr. Clinton and his campaign adviser Dick Morris pioneered an aggressive use of soft money, for party issue advertising, that helped the president build a formidable early lead over Bob Dole in 1995.

Although inserting policy changes into appropriations bills is a common strategy when government is divided as it is now, no one can remember such an aggressive use of the tactic against natural resources.

"I see this as an aggressive use of state power to offload a number of very vulnerable folks from what meager provisions they were receiving.

In April 2014, then mayor Michael Nutter signed an executive order that curbed what he considered an overly aggressive use of "detainers," the requests made by immigration officials when they want a local jail to hold someone suspected of violating immigration law.

The data also indicate an increasingly aggressive use of the law.

He was a brilliant harpsichordist, and contemporary accounts suggest that his vigorous style of playing revealed the same qualities as his harpsichord compositions, which are distinguished by an almost aggressive use of dissonance and of Baroque ornamentation.

If Mr. Obama were to issue such a statement, it could represent a more aggressive use of unilateral executive powers than what he exerted in his first two years in office.

Paddle shifters on the steering wheel allow for a more engaged driving experience and a more aggressive use of the engine's power.