Sentence examples for take aggressive measures from inspiring English sources

But other than slaughtering and testing the herds in Alberta that the animal came from, Canada did not take aggressive measures compared with those used in Europe and Japan.

Mr. Hatchett said the S.E.C. was signaling "that it wants strong auditors and will support auditors who take aggressive measures when faced with questionable accounting and efforts to manage earnings".

It seems like we've had to take aggressive measures to stay alive in this economy, and luckily I got to align myself with a group that hasn't been censorial.

Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, the Canadian Mark Carney, who will take over from Sir Mervyn King in July, hinted strongly at a new approach when he said that central bankers should be prepared to take aggressive measures to help economies achieve what he called "escape velocity".

Mr Abe, who took office in December, has promised to take aggressive measures to help put the economy back on a growth track.

If we don't take aggressive measures we'll continue to fall behind.

"France is taking a lot of action, Paris is taking aggressive measures: aggressive in the good sense.

President Obama has vowed a switch to cleaner energy, and some states, like California, have taken aggressive measures.

THE Obama administration is taking aggressive measures to ensure that the drug violence in Mexico does not spill over more than it already has into this country.

In the late 20th century, however, the government took aggressive measures to eradicate the disease, and within less than a decade, leprosy had virtually disappeared from the country.

Since leaving the Carolinas Center for Injury Prevention and Control in Charlotte, N.C., where he was the director, Dr. Runge, 45, has spoken passionately about taking aggressive measures to reduce the "body count" on the nation's roads.