Sentences with phrase «aggressive tactics often»

The biggest issue most debtors think about when accounts are sent to collections is the harassing, aggressive tactics often used by debt agencies who want their money.

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In particular, men were more aggressive when they negotiated with counterparts they knew... were female, using hardball tactics more often.

And perhaps worst of all, corporate chiefs often wink at (or nod off to) overly aggressive tactics that speed along the margins of the law.

Edith Ramirez, chairwoman of the FTC, today recommended a comprehensive investigation of patent - assertion entities, companies often called «patent trolls» due to their aggressive and legally questionable tactics.

He added that he has often given sermons on the need for reunification, even though his followers have had to contend with the aggressive tactics of Una - Unso.

Instead, most girls employ relationally aggressive tactics like excluding other girls, spreading rumors, name - calling and backstabbing — the very things parents and teachers often miss.

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Veterinary care will include decontamination via induced vomiting or activated charcoal, kidney function monitoring, and often aggressive supporting care tactics.

As ExxonMobil's silent partner in funding the climate - denial machine, Koch Industries often uses similar and sometimes more aggressive tactics.

Although women may tend to use aggressive tactics verbally and indirectly and resort to physical aggression less often than men, research has shown that there is not a significant difference between males and females with regard to aggression.