Sentence examples for are making vigorous from inspiring English sources

As I write this editorial, the current round of reauthorization is in legislative limbo, and stakeholders; lobbyists from agriculture, food manufacturing, and transportation industries; and implementers such as the World Food Programme and NGOs are making vigorous efforts to influence the specifics in the bill being crafted by the powerful U.S. House and Senate Agricultural Committees.

The second failure was the claim — "with high confidence" — in a National Intelligence Estimate sent by the C.I.A. to Congress in October 2002 that Iraq was making vigorous progress on programs for weapons of mass destruction.

And they are making more vigorous appeals to try to convince parents and students who will be offered admission in April that theirs is the campus to choose.

"Prudential needs to show they are making a vigorous defense of their merger," said Roman Cizdyn, an analyst with Merrill Lynch in London.

As a result, law enforcement officials are making more vigorous use of a Georgia law that makes it a felony to steal more than $500 worth of agricultural products.

THE brash, high-living Shanghai of the early 20th century is making a vigorous comeback.

"They're making a vigorous effort to try to jam this down the throats of the American people, who don't want it," the Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, told reporters after Mr. Obama's remarks.

American officials confirmed that Syria was making a vigorous effort to bring all parties involved in the kidnapping to the view that it is time to free at least one of the American hostages.

I get that Ms. Hindmarch, whose own logo is receding enough to be confused with the American Cancer Society's pink ribbon, is making a vigorous anti-branding statement, empowering her customers to honor their own special identities, to take their emotional baggage and make... bags.

It would be uplifting to report that since the referendum, in June, which the Leave side won by fifty-two per cent to forty-eight per cent, the pro-Europe forces had been making a vigorous effort to persuade the public that it made a disastrous mistake.

The bourse is making a vigorous play for foreign listings from companies outside China, the source of its recent success but a stamping-ground that may soon be lost to resurgent local exchanges in Shenzhen and Shanghai.If the Rusal offering is pounced upon by investors, there is hope that another six or seven big Russian companies will quickly follow.