Sentence examples for a far more vigorous from inspiring English sources

The Mayor would still have the right of initiative, but crucially they would have to face a far more vigorous system of public scrutiny and approval.

Aid donors missed a golden opportunity at the G7 summit in Germany to lay out measures for a far more vigorous response to epidemics such as the Ebola outbreak, according to Joanne Liu, the head of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).

But at the same time, a far more vigorous sanctions policy against Iran's nuclear program has gone into effect on Mr. Obama's watch, with Europe agreeing to impose an oil embargo on Iran, a step that was unthinkable as recently as four years ago.

In the emerging world there should be a far more vigorous assault on monopolies and a renewed commitment to reducing global trade barriers for nothing boosts competition and loosens social barriers better than freer commerce.Such reforms would not narrow all income disparities: in a freer world skill and intellect would still be rewarded, in some cases magnificently well.

In the emerging world there should be a far more vigorous assault on monopolies and a renewed commitment to reducing global trade barriers for nothing boosts competition and loosens social barriers better than freer commerce.Meanwhile, this week's Economics focus recaps the academic debate I summarised here.

The recent killing of a child by a pit bull prompted a far more vigorous national debate over dogs than anything that emerged from the killing on June 11 of an African immigrant, Alberto Adriano, by a group of neo-Nazi thugs in Dessau.

The New York Voices have a smooth blend and a comfortable mastery of pop-jazz harmony not unlike the far more vigorous, swinging and adventurous Manhattan Transfer.

Although most of the most notorious cases of pedophile priests occurred on the watch of earlier Popes (albeit with Ratzinger in a position of major responsibility), and Pope Benedict took far more vigorous steps to clean up the mess, it was he who felt most of the public-relations fallout.

It took five years to negotiate a comprehensive trade agreement that promises -- but hardly guarantees -- far more vigorous economic ties with the United States.

"This striking failure establishes the need for far more vigorous Congressional oversight".

Its chief significance is that it heralds the advent of far more vigorous competition in the telecoms industry.