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Beyond more aggressive tactics, his radical new strategy entailed a fundamental revolution in sports education and training, with programs that identified and propelled promising young players through the teams in Germany’s domestic league.
To understand why, it is important to know what else was going on inside Iraq in 2007, when President George W. Bush ordered the “surge” of 20,000 additional troops and General David H. Petraeus shifted US forces to a more aggressive strategy.
Similarly, though China remains fundamentally dissatisfied with its southern land borders and its sea borders to the east and southeast, its current leaders fear that isolation would result from an assertive and aggressive foreign policy.
The Russian effort has been so aggressive that, in 2015, the Ukrainian government reportedly warned officials at Facebook and within the US government that a similar strategy could be used against the US.
Financial markets nowadays are much more aggressive than they were in 1981.
The world’s governments have never before attempted to remake a core sector of the world economy on a global scale with such an aggressive timeline.
Clearly, more aggressive public marketing programs are required to raise awareness about the EITC at both the state and federal levels.
The economic historian Harold James notes that the countries that turned toward aggressive militarism in the 1930s had previously been large suppliers of emigrants.
The recent Senate hearings to confirm Chuck Hagel’s appointment as Secretary of Defense, which involved aggressive questioning about the former senator’s commitment to Israel, reflected that criticism.
Expectations of aggressive QE by the Fed have already weakened the dollar and raised serious concerns in Europe, emerging markets, and Japan.
Here, too, aggressive – and at the time controversial – policy action, especially by the European Central Bank, helped contain the fallout from the near-collapse of the global financial system.
They think he is overly aggressive, creating unwanted conflict, when what Venezuelans want is peace and calm.
In this context, it is worth questioning the Polisario Front’s aggressive new campaign against third parties in the territory.
But the IMF has failed to support aggressive measures to restore currency credibility.
The new government's aggressive lobbying before the summit was perceived both at home and abroad as a clear sign of its commitment to the EU cause.
As in Japan, America’s subpar recovery has been largely unresponsive to the Fed’s aggressive strain of unconventional stimulus – zero interest rates, three doses of balance-sheet expansion (QE1, QE2, and QE3), and a yield curve twist operation that seems to be the antecedent of the BOJ’s latest move.
As part of his agenda, MBS has also launched an aggressive new foreign policy, particularly toward Iran.
When Wall Street melted down, we had the fiscal room to apply one of the most aggressive anti-crisis plans anywhere.
Thus, economic recovery in the short term requires aggressive government stimulus, particularly given that any structural reform that reduces spending (such as a decrease in pensions) will be more likely to have a contractionary effect in an economy that is demand-constrained.
Fortunately, Trump has backed away from many of his more aggressive positions on trade.
Accommodating defectors’ aggressive behavior will never bring peace.
Instead, Xi has chosen to pursue an unabashedly aggressive strategy that has many asking whether China is emerging as a new kind of imperialist power.
From there, it is not uncommon to hear the conclusion that we are ”nothing but” chimpanzees (and fated to be aggressive, or to possess whatever attributes are being imputed to apes these days), or that apes merit human rights.
But the credibility of the national project seemed to crumble when growth faltered, leading to the emergence of movements that championed the aggressive, confrontational, and violent assertion of cultural identity.
Some people may be more disposed to brutality than others, but aggressive impulses can be activated with surprising ease.
But this was probably not the way some of her more aggressive fans understood it.
Because the Bush administration, as its officials repeatedly insist, placed the installation of democratic, human-rights-oriented regimes, by force if necessary, at the core of US foreign policy, those who see only aggressive imperialism in America’s interventions in Afghanistan and Iraq view human rights in a more skeptical light.
It would also include an aggressive attempt to reduce the sovereign-debt overhang that remains a major impediment to growth and continues to threaten some European banks.
This assertiveness has been on full display under Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who has vowed to attack Japan’s prolonged economic morass using “three arrows”: expansionary monetary policy, aggressive fiscal policy, and structural reform.
The vision that he and his co-author advocate is much more aggressive: America should aim for benevolent global hegemony.
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