Sentence examples for Vigorous participation from inspiring English sources

"The UK cannot afford to let a legal framework designed around artists impede vigorous participation in these emerging business sectors," he said.

NaturallyCurly styles itself as a rialto for people with curly hair, and the vigorous participation of advertisers on the site suggests that it has carried off this aspiration.

He balanced vigorous participation in disarmament negotiations against cautious but unwavering commitment to nuclear energy, which he saw as the only available bridge to safer energy technologies in the future.

One assumes that in the classrooms and at the public lectures, vigorous participation was encouraged, and those who disagreed with the teacher or speaker could make their disagreement known.

The film traces Vergès's life and work (with his vigorous participation), from the racial discrimination he faced in his youth (his mother was from Vietnam, his father from Réunion) to his first major case, the defense of the Algerian militant Djamila Bouhired, who planted a bomb in an Algiers café in 1956, killing eleven people.

"In addition to protecting our customers' information, we want to remain a vigorous participation in public policy discussions about our services and public law enforcement efforts.

Murmelstein contradicts this account — for instance, in revealing Eichmann's vigorous physical participation in the depredations of Kristallnacht as well as his explicit death threats regarding deported Jews.

Vigorous American participation in the United Nations effort would, among other benefits, recognize the links that join all families long after the simplest link of physical presence is broken.

Nonviolent resistance is like a Pete Seeger concert: it works best with vigorous audience participation.

The rise of the Afrikaner Bond and new laws affecting franchise qualifications and taxes also stimulated more-vigorous black participation in electoral politics after 1884.

The physical activity quantified by this item should consequently not be interpreted only as vigorous activity, but participation in typical non-organized physical activities.