Still, the move marked a new beginning for the family, the start of an aggressive struggle -- aided by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund -- to create a better life.
For Brazil, the match was the start of an aggressive push to reclaim the splendor of its celebrated past.
Sir Reg Empey, the Ulster Unionists' chief negotiator, signalled what might be the start of an aggressive campaign backing the deal when he rounded on hardline unionists.
Republicans involved with the Bush-Cheney campaign said the appearance on "Meet the Press" marked the start of a more aggressive phase of the campaign.
In essence, this allows the car to send power to the rear wheels at the start of an aggressive turn and slowly ramp to more front-wheel drive as the car exits the bend.
Spain said the victory marked the start of an aggressive effort on its part to look after its old interests and, probably, to team up for recovery work with coastal nations whose waters hold its sunken ships.
It seems that early detection of regional nodal involvement in MCC patients by SLN biopsy can improve survival due to the early start of more aggressive treatment plans in the disease course [ 14].
When WB relented and agreed to keep "Roswell" around at least into the beginning of this season, ordering 13 new episodes, the campaign was hailed as the likely beginning of a new movement, the start of an aggressive new sort of fan activism.
The speech, delivered at a fund-raiser to benefit the Republican Governors Association, was billed by Bush's campaign as the start of a more aggressive phase of the race after months in which the president, to the growing consternation of some in his party, had remained largely on the sidelines.
The speech, delivered at a fund-raiser to benefit the Republican Governors Association, was billed by Mr. Bush's campaign as the start of a more aggressive phase of the race after months in which the president, to the growing consternation of some in his party, had remained largely on the sidelines.
