Sentences with phrase «aggressive campaign because»

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Still, the industry could be more aggressive because consumers will probably accept even bigger cuts in salt, according to Leith Greenslade, head of JustActions, a group that campaigns on health and other issues.

She is thought of particularly highly by the Brexiters because during the campaign she was prepared to lie - or, if you are being generous, commit to a systematic act of aggressive sophistry - by claiming that Turkey was about to join the EU and that Britain had no veto to stop it.

This ongoing corruption is made possible because Glenwood, through its aggressive use of its LLCs, is effectively not subject to any campaign contribution limits.

Indeed, Campaign & Elections magazine sang Mr. Kwatra's praises because of his work with the New York Hotel Motor Trades Council: «A slick and aggressive young operative, he's widely credited for turning the small union into a power player at both the city and state levels.»

But many of the students who attended Arlington in 2011 - 12 opted to remain in the district, partially because of an aggressive IPS attendance campaign.

Novy - Marx notes that net income isn't necessarily a good indicator of profitability because it can be depressed by, say, spending on research and development or an aggressive advertising campaign.

This is not because of any of the propaganda issued for more than a century in support of aggressive catch - and - kill and poisoning campaigns that killed millions of dogs in futile efforts to stop rabies before the advent of neuter / return.

Insurance companies are getting aggressive with their ad campaigns because of increasing competition in the field, and because they want to attract new clients who, perhaps dissatisfied with escalating premiums, are increasingly taking to the Web to search for insurance quotes [source: Schultz].

Patent trolls and other entities that engage in aggressive licensing campaigns will need to reevaluate the risks associated with going after a Vermont business or organization, because of the potential risk of being hailed into state court to answer a state law claim.