Sentences with phrase «aggressive tack»

Now, Equity Office has taken a more aggressive tack.

Some advisers advocate a more - aggressive tack.

Also, the sheer amount of money at stake — billions of dollars in delinquent loans — might be contributing to the more aggressive tack, lawyers say.

Mike takes a more aggressive tack, seeming to push back on claims by Stringer and the industry - backed ShareBetter coalition that Airbnb has made New York more expensive.

Hinton, who is married to former Cuomo aide Howard Glaser, was believed to be the start of a concerted effort by de Blasio to take a more aggressive tack with the governor and a more collegial tone with the media, after the administration had struggled with both.

The party, generally, has tried to stake out a more aggressive tack on antitrust in recent months.

Delta took an especially aggressive tack, suing three of its regional partners for what it alleged were performance issues, in each case withholding millions of dollars in payments it would have ordinarily owed.

While the First Amendment laws make Google's search results a largely hands off affair in the U.S., governing bodies in Europe have taken a more aggressive tack in regulating the tech giant.

Not exact matches

While Jobs was often viewed as an aggressive executive, Cook has taken a different tack by being more understanding and thoughtful, some say.

The lad would fllourish with the talent around him @ the Emirates, adding a direct, aggressive dynamic to our at times, predictable ticky tack offensive approach.

The idea behind the Concept M4 GTS is the same found in the Porsche 911 GT3 and the Mercedes - AMG Black Series vehicles: Take a high - performance vehicle, drop some weight, add some power, and tack on all the requisite go - fast bits, like uprated tires, beefy brakes, and aggressive bodywork.

Aggressive Dog Behavior I feel aggression is a very misunderstood label that we tack on animals we don't understand.