Sentence examples for pushing aggressive from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush and his aides make the argument that in Africa, the administration has outpaced its predecessors, quadrupling foreign aid, pushing aggressive programs on H.I.V. and AIDS and pushing strongmen toward elections.

The young fall-boy, Derek Khanna, instantly became a front-page living martyr against the entertainment and telecommunication lobbies, who have long been villainized for pushing aggressive anti-piracy laws at the expense of innovation.

Push, push, push-be aggressive! if you can force your enemy's borders to their capital, you're in great shape.

Describing her collection, Donatella Versace called her models 'warrior women', pushing the aggressive side of her designs".

"The larger meaning is the delegitimization of nuclear weapons," said Kenneth N. Luongo, president of the Partnership for Global Security, a nonprofit group pushing for aggressive efforts at the approaching meetings.

But many owners, feeling the pinch from credit and mortgage debt, want more revenue now and are pushing for aggressive discounting.

How much came from pushing through aggressive pricing, how much from new products and how much from squeezing pennies?

Google is now pushing an aggressive Chrome marketing campaign once used to steal users from other browsers.

Because of the city's historical and cultural aversion to height, developers are now pushing for aggressive subdivisioning through new "co-living" or group housing projects.

If we don't keep fighting, Big Business will just start pushing more aggressive assaults on labor and weaken the political position of labor.

It prompted Mr. Clinton to push for aggressive intervention.