Sentence examples for more aggressive use of from inspiring English sources

He has also badgered the state governments to make more aggressive use of them.

He added that "in the past, we advocated a bit more aggressive use of the rudder, but now we're in line with the rest of the industry".

Keynes would say the way to achieve this would be through a global growth pact, including more aggressive use of fiscal policy.

"I still believe," he said, "there should be more aggressive use of charter schools and that that is moving much too slowly as another form of competition".

Ms. Kuneva will not threaten to propose new legislation, partly because she is coming to the end of her mandate as a commissioner, but will hint at more aggressive use of existing law.

But improvements in technology, enabling the concealment of pinhole cameras, combined with a much more aggressive use of subterfuge, gave rise to a plethora of so-called sting operations.

"We used to just ignore this evidence," said Mitch Morrissey, the district attorney of Denver and a national advocate of more aggressive uses of partial DNA evidence.

In the late 1990s and early 2000s, a significant shift occurred toward more-aggressive use of reperfusion therapy and routine prescription of lipid-lowering agents for secondary prevention of acute coronary syndromes (regardless of lipid levels) after publication of evidence supporting this practice [ 16- 19].

Widespread bank bankruptcies were averted by more than just the aggressive use of public finances.

"What I really want is Ben Bernanke of 2000 who was much more aggressive in the use of monetary policy than Ben Bernakke of recent years has been.

At eight, Christopher lost the ability to walk; the same year, Patrick, whose Duchenne was more aggressive, lost the use of his legs, too.