Sentence examples for Strenuously defend from inspiring English sources

The Houston officials strenuously defend the district's record.

The football authorities, as well as the government, strenuously defend the World Cup as a transformational experience for South Africa's people and the sport.

"The Rabbitohs and Luke will go to the judiciary on Tuesday night to strenuously defend the charge, giving Luke the opportunity to play in the NRL grand final next Sunday," the club said in a statement.

Luke was sanctioned by the NRL's match review committee for his challenge on Sonny Bill Williams in the first half of Souths' 32-22 win over the Sydney Roosters on Friday and the Rabbitohs have announced they will strenuously defend the charge at a judiciary hearing on Tuesday.

Probably the most celebrated of all the Python films, Life of Brian caused a stir at the time by poking fun at followers of organised religion – see John Cleese and Michael Palin's notorious TV face-off with Malcolm Muggeridge and the Bishop of Southwark, in which the Python's strenuously defend their corner against accusations of blasphemy.

Mr Ellsberg has strenuously defended Edward Snowden.

But in yesterday's report, Mrs. Vella-Marrone strenuously defended her husband's experience.

Instead, it strenuously defends freedom of expression as a basic right for all Israeli and Palestinian academics.

His loyalists have consistently and strenuously defended him against critics who claim that although he may be a masterful technician, he's not a visionary or true auteur.

Obama, Kerry and others who negotiated the deal strenuously defended its terms and said the agreement made Israel, the Middle East and the world a safer place.

Years ago he offered the Fosters a little money and warned them any attempt to sue the church would be "strenuously" defended.