Sentences with phrase «aggressive stances against»

Countries around the world are taking aggressive stances against loot box systems, which critics liken to peddling gambling to children.

Even Trump, who is not a party in the suit, echoed the same aggressive stance against the lawsuit as Stone and Wikileaks.

Which is why it's encouraging that many prominent voices in the entrepreneurial community are taking an aggressive stance against early exits.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) continued to step up its aggressive stance against kratom on Tuesday, employing — for the first time — a relatively new power to order mandatory recalls.

Trump has recently taken a more aggressive stance against Special Counsel Robert Mueller.

CFTC Chairman J. Christopher Giancarlo has made a point of taking an aggressive stance against fraud and manipulation in virtual currency spot markets, with the agency filing a number of enforcement actions similar to the fraud case against Patrick K. McDonnell.

The Staten Island Advance says the jury is still out on whether Cuomo's aggressive stance against Albany will help clean up the Capitol.

Michael Gove's aggressive stance against the education establishment risks losing votes for the Conservatives even among the party's natural supporters, according to a new poll.

Now sporting a revised front fascia with more angular lines and a sportier bumper and larger taillights around back, the Yaris has taken a more aggressive stance against the competition.

Using Windows 8 will put Barnes & Noble in a more aggressive stance against the competitors, but for a higher cost given that Microsoft doesn't freely distribute its OS like Google's open - source Android.

Senator Warren, who is now well known for her aggressive stance against big educational lenders, said the Education Department was not doing enough to hold Sallie Mae accountable and to prevent it from repeating the violations it has been accused of.

Some people have been curious about Belgium's aggressive stance against gambling, and by extent loot boxes.

We will take an aggressive stance against the insurance company and make certain that you get the most advanced treatment for your injury.

In those situations, many would probably applaud the school for taking an aggressive stance against bullying.

We take an aggressive stance against the insurance company and fight to get our clients the maximum amount of benefits and compensation possible.

When we called out AMC Theatres for their ridiculously aggressive stance against MoviePass, we wondered why they came out against the service so strongly.

Findings of the sixth annual Hays Salary Guide reveal that a general sense of optimism will carry construction firms into 2016 and nearly half have taken a more aggressive stance against industry skills shortages by instituting employee training and development programs.

Not exact matches

China can leverage U.S. tech against Washington's more aggressive stance today because while U.S. tech companies need the Chinese market, China may need them less.

With its low center of gravity and wide aggressive stance, the ’67 Shelby has the air of a skilled gunfighter, issuing an unspoken challenge to all who will dare stand against his metal.

The front profile of the Captur gets an aggressive stance with a bold Renault logo set against a gloss black background.

Ever since the CFPB launched a lawsuit against Navient, the former Sallie Mae unit has been taking an aggressive stance in fighting back.

Folding your arms and legs can be seen as an aggressive stance; something which will count against you if you're being interviewed for a very social, team dependent role!

This lawsuit by Ms. Fletcher is following along the same aggressive, fight - back at the bank stance that Lisa Wigod took in her lawsuit against a denied mortgage loan modification up in Illinois and the battle that Amira Jackmon is fighting with Wells Fargo in a legal courtroom over in California.