Sentence examples for pressing strategy from inspiring English sources

Daily declarations of principles and injustices have aroused a grassroots base, but these are based merely on a play we call the fiat, a pressing strategy that declares more than differentiates.

In that fateful Women's World Cup final, which went to penalty kicks after a 2-2 draw, the Americans used the same boundless energy they have today with a high pressing strategy.

Hapless cricket analogies aside, Hugh and Judah are now meeting at tennis matches – a sign that their business is becoming more pressing, with strategies summoned on the hoof rather than after deep contemplation.

Instead, White House officials say that ever since his January speech, Mr. Bush has been pursuing a dual strategy, pressing for "top down" change from Baghdad as well as "bottom up" change from the provinces.

KABUL — With the American-led military mission temporarily a ship without a captain, the nation's top admiral spent Saturday in this land-locked war zone reassuring Afghan leaders and allied troops that Washington will not pause in pressing forward its strategy — one that will require enhanced cooperation between civilian and military officials.

54 The relative weakness of existing hospital-based infection control measures in controlling CC5/other strains seen in this study suggests a pressing need for strategies to control burdens from clonal complexes arising in the community.

Mr. Konaré also criticized the European Union's strategy of pressing individual African regions and states to sign new trade deals, called economic partnership agreements.

Merck is pursuing a high-risk strategy in pressing ahead with its application to sell Arcoxia in the United States, scientists said.

Flores' men put just two shots on target and have their tempo disrupted by Villa's strategy of pressing high up the pitch.

More early intervention to robustly address concerns rather than waiting for Ofsted failure is a clear message and there is a pressing need for a strategy that enables improvement across all authorities.

The debate between a big-bang strategy of pressing aggressively on multiple fronts versus a more pragmatic, step-by-step approach has flavored the discussion among Mr. Obama's transition advisers for months, even before his election.