Sentence examples for methods more aggressive from inspiring English sources

The C.I.A. is the only agency permitted under law to use interrogation methods more aggressive than those used by the American military.

WASHINGTON — Leon E. Panetta, the White House pick to lead the Central Intelligence Agency, on Thursday left open the possibility that the agency could seek permission to use interrogation methods more aggressive than the limited menu that President Obama authorized under new rules issued last month.

Their methods are more aggressive than clinics elsewhere, such as some in the United States that offer website blocking and monitoring software, and enforce bans on Internet use for addicts among the 75percentt of U.S. adults who are online.

On the other hand, the RT methods are more aggressive in endemic areas than in other areas [ 1, 10].

Further validation of its improved level of individualized risk prediction could immediately impact clinical practice by more accurately identifying women most likely to benefit from more frequent clinical surveillance, more sensitive screening methods, and/or more aggressive prevention intervention.

Because of the morbidity and potential mortality (from second malignancies), pediatric and ocular oncologists have sought effective alternative methods for treating more aggressive and metastatic RB.

Improvements in individualized risk estimation would allow more accurate identification of those women most likely to benefit from regular screening with more sensitive methods or from more aggressive prevention strategies [5], [6].

Here, in addition to the most conservative implementation [Miso 0,1), Table 1], we also apply our method in a more aggressive form [Miso(2,6), Table 2] to the vesicle transport data.

British police, with their milder approach and heavier form-filling burden, will find these methods hard to copy.Secondly, away from the neighbourhoods that British politicians tended to visit, New York's cops were trying out more aggressive methods such as undercover buy-and-bust operations, neighbourhood sweeps and "vertical patrols", in which entire tower blocks were raided.

But not everyone approved of more aggressive methods to trim the geese population.

The prospects for more aggressive methods like those now used in China and Singapore are dim.