Each would introduce aggressive targets for reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.
Two years ago, the Puerto Rican government introduced aggressive housing incentives — no property taxes for five years, no closing fees, no capital-gains taxes — to stoke high-end home sales.
The Obama administration and the Federal Reserve have introduced aggressive moves to try to lower borrowing costs, keep homeowners out of foreclosure, and stem two years' of losses in the housing market, which lies at the center of the financial crisis.
Profit for the three months was 112 billion yen ($1.2 billion), in contrast to a 766 billion yen loss the year before, as the automaker slashed costs and introduced aggressive sales incentives that lured customers back to its showrooms.
The new education effort has also come about after author of the study 'Countering Violent Extremist Narratives', Malaysian politician Dato Saifuddin Abdullahhighlightedted how there is "increased sympathy" for extremist groups when the government introduces "aggressive actions".
In 2007, the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, a state agency created in the aftermath of 9/11 to coordinate rebuilding efforts, introduced aggressive green standards for the tower and its surrounding complex that were "unprecedented in their scope and depth", according to the building's architects.
Recently introduced aggressive treatments have significantly decreased the overall mortality rate in cancer patients [1].
Texas has had to deal with many of these issues beginning in 2002 when it restructured its electricity industry and introduced aggressive renewable portfolio standards that helped spur major investments in wind generation.
In year 1 we introduced aggressive oral care using chlorhexidine mouthwash, an early extubation strategy, changing respiratory equipment only when visibly soiled or malfunctioning, and aggressive enforcement of hand-washing and barrier protection methods.
Travelocity is introducing an aggressive campaign promoting summer deals.
