Sentence examples for move assertively from inspiring English sources

Then diplomatic efforts with the Baghdad government, under the provisions of the constitution, should move assertively forward toward confederation as a logical next step. .

Then diplomatic efforts with the Baghdad government, under the provisions of the constitution, should move assertively forward toward confederation as a logical next step.

If the United States does not move assertively to meet its own target reductions (25-2825-28percentow 2005 levels by 2025), help develop renewable technologies, and aid poorer countries to meet their pledges, the entire accord could unravel.

Defenders of Benedict cite his role in dealing with Cardinal Hans Hermann Groër of Vienna as evidence that he moved assertively, if quietly, against abusers.

Frustrated Hopes Aides to Mr. Obama had initially planned to move more assertively on lower-court judges.

Aides to Mr. Obama had initially planned to move more assertively on lower-court judges.

Some leading energy companies, including the Enron Corporation of Houston, also strongly supported Mr. Wood, arguing that he would move more assertively than Mr. Hébert to open local electricity markets to national competition.

The county should move forward assertively with a mental health court to divert the significant number of mentally ill offenders who end up in jail for nonviolent misdemeanors that are the direct result of their disabilities.

" 'We are saying you have got to go into North Waziristan.' " The American ambassador to Pakistan, Anne Patterson, met Pakistan's president, Asif Ali Zardari, after the failed bombing and used "forceful" language to convey the American point that the Pakistanis had to move more assertively against the militants threaded through the society, a Pakistani official said.

He dragged up and down the court, couldn't find the range on his jumper and moved less assertively than usual on defense.

And she is only one of the secretive, teasing characters who move through this assertively smart, trickily constructed novel.