Sentences with phrase «pushing for more aggressive»

So, while businesses and miners are pushing for more aggressive scaling via the controversial Segwit2x proposal, the open - source team behind bitcoin's most widely used software is focused on other efforts entirely.

The governor highlighted the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative as one of the ways his administration will act, pushing for a more aggressive cap on carbon dioxide emissions from power plants.

Transportation and infrastructure were also at the top of the agenda, with all three presumptive candidates pushing for a more aggressive policy.

Abe's push for more aggressive action has weighed on the yen and bolstered the stock market as investors anticipate a weaker currency will bolster earnings of the country's exporters.

Some experts saw the paper's comments on charters as an attempt to walk back the push for more aggressive teacher evaluations once reformers realize they could impede the progress of charter schools.

Few financial professionals would recommend such a conservative portfolio, but the Minellis have never felt the need to hire an adviser, who would likely push for more aggressive investments.

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Third, for those in Congress who worry that a more aggressive national security team in the White House may push the President too quickly to use military force, this week should focus their concern about the increased risk of military response to Iranian actions.

Pompeo, who has said the agency would become more «aggressive» and «vicious,» pushed for such lethal operations after he took over the agency in January 2017.

Treasurys on Friday fell further, pushing yields higher, to consolidate a sharp weeklong climb on a combination of strengthening inflation prospects and growing expectations for the Federal Reserve to be more aggressive in lifting interest rates in 2018.

A third option would be to make a more aggressive push for independence claiming that Spain has just again violated their rights.

At a 2012 SNA meeting, a Schwan executive and other industry advocates pushed for the group's leadership to be more aggressive in asking for changes in the school lunch program, according to a person who witnessed the exchange but requested anonymity because he was not authorized to talk about it.

«While we believe the state Legislature will view an increase to more than $ 13 as a non-starter, we will continue to push for the aggressive proposal the governor outlined last month that also accounts for the higher cost of living that workers experience in New York City.»

Picente said the mending of fences between himself and Cuomo will not stop him from being «aggressive» in advocating for his community going forward, and he will also continue to push for more local input in the future of the Marcy site.

While we believe the State Legislature will view an increase to more than $ 13 as a non-starter, we will continue to push for the aggressive proposal the Governor outlined last month that also accounts for the higher cost of living that workers experience in New York City,» Ms. DeRosa said.

«While we believe the State Legislature will view an increase to more than $ 13 as a non-starter, we will continue to push for the aggressive proposal the Governor outlined last month that also accounts for the higher cost of living that workers experience in New York City,» DeRosa said in a statement.

Senate Deputy Majority Leader John DeFrancisco, a Republican from Syracuse, has argued for a more aggressive legislative approach and has been pushing Flanagan within the GOP conference.

Cuomo on Wednesday is also expected to outline an aggressive education reform agenda that will include a push for more charter schools and additional funding for them, tougher teacher evaluation standards, and money for teacher incentives.

Further steps could include pushing for more renewable energy; an aggressive cut in the use of coal and natural gas to make electricity; wider use of electric cars, biofuel, and hydrogen fuel; changes in farming practices; and putting a price on carbon pollution.

Under the leadership of president Cheryl Boone Isaacs, the Academy has undergone an aggressive push for more diversity among its ranks, an initiative that has seen a large number of women (46 percent of a record 683 movie professionals in 2016) and racial minorities (41 percent of that same figure) asked to join the prestigious industry group in recent years.

You get a bit more content with the NISMO version of the GT - R; for $ 151,585, its 600 - hp turbo engine and much more aggressive tuning push it even more toward being primarily a track car.

More aggressive aerodynamic packages are also offered for those who wish to push the convertible's limitations even further.

Although we found the standard seats fine in terms of long - distance comfort and lateral support when pushing the car, there are three optional seats: full (12 - way) power including lumbar support; sport seats that have more aggressive side bolsters; and adaptive sport seats that also have power adjustment for the side supports.

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A lot of climate and energy experts I've interviewed of late see no prospect of that doing the job without also making an aggressive push for basic research on the frontiers of solar, energy storage, carbon dioxide capture, and more.

Environmental groups were hoping — and will push, during the comment period — for a more aggressive goal, that would translate to even more significant benefits.

No matter what voters say in the upcoming US election, a coalition of Attorneys General intends to push for «even more aggressive» climate action.

For example, aggressive children are more likely to interpret an accidental push or bump from a peer as intentionally hostile, and respond accordingly.