Sentences with phrase «taking aggressive stances»

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

Starbucks promptly apologized for the arrests and took an aggressive stance in responding to the incident.

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

And throughout his first year in office, Trump has taken an aggressive stance toward the fraying South American country's government.

Unimpressed by Beijing's progress on North Korea and market opening, he is taking an aggressive stance on aluminium dumping.

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.

To take this aggressive stance all of a sudden seems to be a dime late and a dollar short.»

New general manager A.J. Preller is taking an aggressive stance with the Padres in the first months of his tenure, but it's likely the right move.

In her fairly brief speech, Malliotakis cast herself as a reformer who has taken aggressive stances during her six years in the Assembly.

In the months since President Donald took office, de Blasio has taken an aggressive stance.

Berger and his co-workers in Norway found that when naïve moose were confronted with signs of predators, such as calls or scents, they didn't stop feeding and take aggressive stances like moose who were familiar with such threats did.

COPENHAGEN — Ten of the world's top universities have convened a conference here with the tacit support of the United Nations, hoping to sway policymakers toward taking an aggressive stance on climate change.

«This is the first time that the district has proactively taken an aggressive stance with a school that is chronically underperforming,» said Petruzzi.

Since its redesign, the 2018 Maserati GranTurismo is poised to take its aggressive stance to a new level.

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

Work with your veterinarian or an animal behaviorist to create a plan to stop the behavior, which might include removing your attention when he takes an aggressive stance, rewards for proper behavior and appropriate punishments for aggressive behavior.

Another feature is that monsters get stronger with each passing turn, forcing you to take an aggressive stance, and ensuring fast - paced battles.

The latter led them to take an aggressive stance in challenging the professor.

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 handling a head - on collision case of a client, we take an aggressive stance towards getting them the money that they need for their damages and suffering.

We take an aggressive stance, always assuming the case will go to trial - as seasoned and established litigators, we are more than comfortable handling complex cases in court.

Our lawyers take an aggressive stance in the courtroom, yet we are compassionate and friendly when working with our clients.

Often these government agencies do not take an aggressive stance so the subrogation claim is seldom pursued.

Sellers took an aggressive stance before the start of the new week Sunday morning as bitcoin prices plunged over 5 %.

Divorce attorneys are paid to be your zealous advocate often taking an aggressive stance — its what divorce lawyers are trained to do!

If we look at it from the sense that the consultant educates their target market, then the consultant takes an aggressive stance in meeting the needs of the client.

Cleveland - based Forest City Enterprises is one firm that's taken an aggressive stance with its energy management.

Not exact matches

Mr. MacDonald comments that the aggressive stance taken by the big three Canadian telcos is «unfair».

The company later took a more aggressive stance and said it was eliminating more than 1,000 small producers from its chicken supplier network and launched a marketing campaign to assure customers of the safety of its food.

It's likely that the U.K. would continue to be bound by European law during that period, although it could take a more aggressive stance and repeal the U.K.'s European Communities Act of 1972 immediately, but that would have extremely complex legal consequences and overshadow the separation negotiations.

«It's not a time to be taking an aggressive asset - mix stance, but rather a broad and diversified strategy,» he said.

Some HNWIs are taking a more aggressive stance in order to boost returns in a slower growth market and are looking for investment opportunities in secondary markets.

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

We are willing to take strong stances, both defensive and aggressive, with regard to market risk.

The trade deficit figures could strengthen the resolve of Mr. Trump's trade advisers, including Mr. Navarro and Robert Lighthizer, the United States trade representative, who want the United States to take a more aggressive stance on trade and are urging tougher action on trading partners that export more to the United States than they import, like China, Mexico and South Korea.

Versatility allows us to take on an aggressive trading stance whilst our risk remains limited.

Indications that the US Federal Reserve is inclined to take a more aggressive stance in raising interest rates have triggered an outflow of capital from Hong Kong to the US to minimize foreign - exchange risks.

With the possible exceptions of Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin D. Roosevelt, no president has taken a more aggressive stance than Lincoln did, or defended it more cogently.

While the winemakers were happy to deal with the problem by buying back the wine, Foster's Group chief executive John Pollaers took a far more aggressive stance by relying on a rarely used part of the Consumer and Competition Act, section 98.

Not long after the November phone call with Francis, the EPA took a more aggressive stance in Hoosick Falls despite weeks of resistance from state officials.

Gersteman, 41, who lives in the Financial District, was one of the leading critics of OWS, frequently encouraging the board to take a more aggressive stance.

Vermont appears poised to take an unusually aggressive stance.

The latest studies suggest that a man's BRCA status can be an important piece of information, especially at a time when many doctors are taking a less aggressive stance in screening and treating prostate cancer.

That has all changed in the last decade as liberated older females become increasingly willing to take a much more aggressive dating stance.

But there's another school of thought growing within the Wakandan people, one that argues a more aggressive stance needs to be taken, particularly when the citizens of other African countries have undergone such horrible treatment on the global stage.

And not only is the district taking an «aggressive stance,» it is also looking outside itself to do so.

We've taken a very aggressive stance.»

Take one look at the aggressive stance and gaping SLS grille, and you might think the new CLS is coming to inhale you and your wallet.