Where business particularly needs to go on the offensive is in the developing world.

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In the days ahead, I would expect the government to go on the offensive.

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Of course the United States is also rapidly developing capabilities to counter-cyber attacks and to go on the offensive itself.

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Now you can expect Dell to go on the offensive again.

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It needs to go on the offensive.

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The Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith and his colleague Lord Freud held a briefing for reporters at Westminster, in what will be seen as a concerted effort to go on the offensive after widespread criticism of the flagship benefit reform.

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Fresh from his major political defeat in the mid-term elections, President Barack Obama has decided to go on the political offensive by acting presidential, albeit in the worst possible way.

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Rather than making wrongheaded concessions to Obama on Jewish population growth in the vain hope of mollifying him, Israel should go on the offensive on issues where it has something to gain from a confrontation.

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Glick said another way to put strategic communications on the offensive is to use existing national and international laws to go after terrorists, and those who finance and support them, by trying them "Nuremburg style" in war crimes tribunals.

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Merck may have found a winning strategy in its efforts to stave off hoards of Vioxx lawsuits: Go on the offensive.

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