Sentence examples for a vigorous engagement from inspiring English sources

President Obama has nothing to lose by moving away from engaging Ayatollah Khamenei and toward a vigorous engagement with the Iranian people's quest for popular sovereignty.

Time will tell, but our freedoms depend on a vigorous engagement on these questions by all of us.

Back in action, the guns from C Battery also fired in support of the British infantry, and after a vigorous engagement in which Gordon-Ingram was wounded the Chinese were compelled to withdraw, leaving many of their dead on the road.

The Obama administration hopes to make climate change the centerpiece of a broader, more vigorous engagement with China.

And excluding, for a moment, Martin O'Malley, it reaffirmed the choice facing Democratic voters: experience, moderate reformism, and vigorous engagement abroad (Hillary Clinton) versus passion, an assault on privilege, and an abiding skepticism about overseas military engagements (Bernie Sanders).

Trinity respects the rights of citizens to protest peacefully and supports the vigorous engagement of the concerns of the protesters.

China came out of its shell three decades ago due to vigorous engagement with, not lectures from, Washington and Brussels.

Yet "vigorous engagement" is easier said than done if you've been made redundant at 50, or you feel "invisible" in the street or workplace.

(That's another cultural shift; remember back when the dream of every thrusting young banker was to make enough money to retire at 45? Now the question would be: retire to do what?) Continued, vigorous engagement with the world, albeit on one's own terms, is an Alpha Boomer sine qua non.

In truth, this ever-changing, ever-challenging artist has done anything but "lean on old familiar ways", and the recently "re-discovered" 1983 album Hearts and Bones, featuring the perky "Rene and Georgette Magritte with Their Dog after the War" (which features on Songwriter), is yet another example of his full, vigorous engagement with music.

When enough people get indignant they act and take back control by vigorous engagement in the election process before the choices and pathways are narrowed by the two-party duopoly.