Sentences with phrase «use aggressive language»

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In one part of the deposition, White uses language we are familiar hearing from politicians, characterizing Berger as «a very aggressive enforcement lawyer.»

Constant World War Two metaphors were used and even where they weren't, the language was so aggressive and self - interested that it hardened the backs of anyone tempted to give Britain a better deal.

Language: Approximately 140 instances of coarse language including: - Frequent use of the sexual expletive and variations, sometimes in a sexual or aggressive context.

He is using language that suggests that, if elected, he may be less aggressive in making adjustments to the bipartisan law — a revision of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act — and may not necessarily pursue legislative fixes.

First, it limits the areas of the body that another dog can grab onto in a fight, and second, it makes it more difficult for other dogs to read the animal's mood and intentions through the normal body language cues dogs use in aggressive encounters.

Offensive Behavior: Any user who is found to use aggressive, offensive, derogatory or racially charged language is subject to penalty.

At the same time these sensual works comment the masculine style of minimalist art — think of Frank Stella, Robert Morris and Richard Serra — a genre dominated by male protagonists using an aggressive «virile» language.

By the early 1980s, Nauman replaced text - driven installations and model pieces with important, aggressive neon light works and sculptures, evolving his use of language correspondingly.

The dissenting justice pointed out that while three witnesses described Dr. R as «aggressive, confrontational and used thoroughly foul language,» [31] the Discipline Committee did not explain why this conduct, as opposed to other rude behaviour, «crosses the line,» [31] and did not explain why it reflected on Dr. R's professional integrity, how his actions were relevant to the practice of medicine, or how it impaired his ability to function as a doctor.

The Safe Streets Act defines aggressive soliciting as threatening those solicited, obstructing the path of persons solicited, using abusive language, proceeding behind, alongside, or ahead of persons solicited, soliciting while intoxicated by alcohol or drugs, or continuing to solicit after the person has responded negatively to the solicitation.

Although most would likely agree that threatening or using abusive language while soliciting would fall under the category of aggressive soliciting, the inclusion of soliciting while intoxicated may be overly broad and discriminatory.

«Aggressive patent holders are using vague patent language to cause havoc in the software and Internet fields,» said Jason Schultz, EFF staff attorney and organizer of EFF's Patent Busting Project.

Similarly, a cover letter for a sales position will use more aggressive marketing language than one designed for a social work role.

Although language in your resume is an important factor, making use of aggressive language in your resume may set you back in the race of acquiring the job.

The effect of aggressive language in your resume can be bad if used extensively.

The use of aggressive language in you resume may exaggerate the employer and result in your resume being rejected from the process.

Using passive aggressive language like OMG, guy gets arrested for inappropriately touching cattle after leaving atheist meeting.

I find now that some «discount brokerages» have become more aggressive (deceptive) in their use of language in order to fend off some of the newer and even more aggressive «discount brokers»!