Sentence examples for acting vigorously from inspiring English sources

"Few countries are acting vigorously enough to protect sex workers and clients" from H.I.V., Dr. Piot said.

The PCC will play its part in acting vigorously to deal with it, in regard to both the News of the World and the industry as a whole.

"Bristol-Myers has been acting vigorously to protect its intellectual property claims to Taxol, BuSpar and Glucophage," a diabetes drug that faces patent expiration, said Mark Rivera, a drug analyst at Mehta Partners, a New York securities research firm.

But Mr Clark is confident the structure of the deal should guard against this.The deal goes some way to answering critics who complained that Merck was not acting as vigorously as competitors in buying rivals and moving into new markets.

J&J may not be impressed.Such trickery aside, the deal does at least answer critics who complained that Merck was not acting as vigorously as competitors in buying rivals and moving into new markets.

He placed blame squarely on Russia and criticized U.S. leadership for not acting more vigorously.

Once Mandela came out on the side of accepting and vigorously acting on science, however, he became a powerful and effective advocate, helping turn the tide of opinion and policy in his own country and elsewhere.

After the conclusion of the review, Rennard, who has always vigorously denied acting inappropriately towards the complainants, said he was looking forward to returning to his roles in the party.

CHRIS KATTAN, who became famous by acting like a monkey and vigorously bobbing his head on "Saturday Night Live," is trying, really hard, not to come off as some sort of Hollywood cliché: the desperate-for-attention actor who spends time in India and comes back transformed.

It added that any "common sense reading of HMRC's own guidance and tests" would suggest that HMRC should have "vigorously questioned" Google's claim that it is acting lawfully.

The Sadrists, who were furious at the veto, want to retain a strong central government that has the legal muscle to deal vigorously any province that Baghdad leaders believe is acting against the country's best interests.