Sentence examples for more aggressive under from inspiring English sources

The board's policies became more aggressive under Mr. Hayden.

The club would be expected to become more aggressive under Mr. Kroenke's stewardship.

Dansby helps a defense that should be substantially improved and more aggressive under its new coordinator, Mike Nolan.

QUESTION FROM GUEST: Are there signs that regulatory agencies have been more aggressive under the Democratic administration of Obama, than they were under W, Bush?

That court had struck down a federal government policy that had grown more aggressive under President George W. Bush to fine stations and networks that broadcast shows containing obscene language.

James F. Berg, president of the Realty Advisory Board on Labor Relations, an association of building owners and managers, said Local 32B-32J'successss resulted from its becoming far more aggressive under the trusteeship.

He then went on to launch a series of ever more aggressive tweets under the hashtag RupertsFault.

The city's lawyers have taken a more aggressive tack under Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who came to City Hall with a businessman's appreciation for intellectual-property rights.

"We've got to get it cleaned up," Coughlin said, dismissing a suggestion that it had anything to do with a more aggressive approach under the new defensive coordinator, Steve Spagnuolo.

The investigation presented a test for the agency's enforcement division, which has adopted a more aggressive stance under David Meister, a former federal prosecutor who joined the agency in 2010.

The bill has gained the support of both the White House, which was pushing for more aggressive changes under plans proposed by President Obama, and senators on the committee who had resisted those plans.