"We need to think creatively and act energetically so that working together we can build a new model of major-country relationship," he added.
A certain power (presumably Britain) might be disposed to act more energetically in Europe if it were not obliged to follow events in the Far East so closely".
Despite the literal confines of its subject, the play — directed with authority by Ari Edelson and energetically acted — is excessively stocked with characters, conceits, dark jokes, and sheer oddities.
To cut an energetically acted drama short, he ends up leaving her both pregnant and HIV positive after a few nights out, before raping another girl who resists his charms.
If war-story fatigue prevents some theatergoers from checking out "The Lonely Soldier Monologues (Women at War in Iraq)," that will be unfortunate, because this energetically acted example of journalism as theater explores some issues that deserve more attention.
She expected them to act quickly and energetically.
As Unilever's proactive recall demonstrates, resilient cultures energetically act on constructive feedback, even when doing so is painful.
It is likely that staff act more energetically to motivate risky users to quit their drug use, than to reduce their risky alcohol and cigarette use.
Presented by the Two River Theater Company in Red Bank, the 90-minute production is energetically directed by KJ Sanchez and perkily acted by a talented cast.
For Ms. Kennedy to be more aggressive would only fuel criticism that she has acted presumptuously, they say, especially because she is under far more scrutiny than any other candidate for the job, including those who have been lobbying behind the scenes as energetically as Ms. Kennedy.
