Help someone who wants help and is willing to apply oneself.
Even though more and more means of learning become available, finding the time to apply oneself is increasingly difficult when less demanding activities beg.
It's not unusual for some values to end up getting applied more vigorously than others.
In general, salt is still applied too vigorously; but over the last year, this relatively young kitchen has controlled an impulse to overwhelm most dishes with cinnamon and allspice.
Instead, it recommends that existing EU rules be applied more vigorously, with a new European securities committee fostering a proper single financial market.
Motherwell applied themselves vigorously to their game plan, even if United were able to be more slick and inventive when they surged upfield, always looking to make use of their wide attackers.
As illustrated by Rodriguez-Fuentes' case, truancy laws tend to be applied most vigorously against the most defenseless members of society, punishing those who need the most help in continuing their education with little regard for the root causes of absenteeism, which tend to be family problems, financial issues, mental illness, and simply being sick.
Antitrust and competition laws are not applied vigorously to well-connected champions.
Firms are increasingly fed up with the way America's Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) is written (confusingly) and applied (vigorously).
We should point out that those killing Muslims by terror are actually other Muslims and that doing so is completely contrary to the teachings of the Koran.But, and it is a mighty but, such an approach only counts if it is applied vigorously and in a manner that is even-handed.
However, during any such mass treatment, the virus would be likely to evolve resistance to the drug, and the effect of this is unknown.As Ro increases from 1.6 to 1.9, the model predicts that an outbreak of influenza will change from one that can be controlled with moderate effort to one that needs several strategies applied vigorously.
