Sentences with phrase «aggressive push next»
Nevertheless, McLaughlin in an interview said he wants a more aggressive push next year from the Assembly Republicans, a minority conference that is dwarfed by the 100 - plus majority of the Assembly Democrats.
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On the very next play I guess Cherilus was fed up or something, because he came off the ball and was very aggressive in pushing his hands forcefully into Irving's facemask.
Democratic activists have become increasingly aggressive in their push to unseat the IDC's eight members — most of whom represent NYC districts — forming groups such as No IDC NY, True Blue NY and NY Indivisible, which are all actively courting primary contenders to take on IDC candidates next year.
Former Obama staffer Chad Aldeman took to the pages of Education Next to observe that Obama's aggressive push to revamp teacher evaluation turned into something of a hash in an unusually honest mea culpa (full disclosure: I'm an executive editor with EdNext).
Despite the vague timeline, there's no reason to believe that the suits in Munich will have a change of heart as the Bavarian automaker's product plans over the next few years include an aggressive EV push that includes rivals to the Tesla Model S and upcoming Model 3.
Hopefully ATi's aggressive pricing will help push Nvidia to be more competitive with their pricing in the next generation GT300 cards, especially since ATi's 5000 series will be out first.
Some scientists and groups pushing for aggressive cuts in the gases said the panel was much too conservative in some projections, particularly in assessing how much melting of ice sheets might raise sea levels in the next 100 years.
Apple is on track to outspend Facebook and YouTube on original content for the launch of its TV series and movie platform, which could debut as early as March next year.Additional details of Apple's aggressive push into original programming were revealed on Monday in a New York Times article titled Apple Goes to Hollywood.
Next on his agenda, Vias is spearheading a push he described as «radical and aggressive decentralization.»