"You didn't say you were with a foreigner when you bought tickets," their spokesman accused Ali aggressively.
When dealing with dissenting voices, Orbán and his spokesman have also aggressively gone after the media at home and abroad.
When seconds count, the cops are minutes away," Matthew Short, a spokesman for the aggressively named Come and Take It Texas and DontComply.com, told theAustin-American Statesman, which first reported the group's plans Wednesday.
In a statement, Deron Smith, the group's national spokesman, said the Boy Scouts of America had aggressively addressed the issue of abuse.
"We're all over the state and he is campaigning aggressively," said Doug Forand, a spokesman for Mr. Hevesi.
Asked later why Mr. Bush had made such a point of aggressively rebutting Mr. Gore, Ari Fleischer, a spokesman for the governor, pointed to the man who lost so badly to Mr. Gore in the primaries.
"It's not more aggressively auditing people," Brad Maione, a spokesman from the tax department, said.
Eric P. Robinson, a spokesman for the Illinois Department of Public Aid, said: "We are aggressively reaching out to enroll children, but it's unrealistic to think we could have used $122 million in three years.
Commenting on the rising induction rate, a spokesman said that the organization "continues to aggressively educate its members that inductions of labor should only be performed when the risk of continuing the pregnancy exceeds the risk of induction of labor".
An Apple spokesman said Wednesday that the company had been aggressively monitoring factories in its supply chain with regular audits.
