According to a study of passenger behaviour carried out by the travel watchdog Transport Focus, half the country seems to be energetically engaged in fare dodging, usually via the simple ploy of not buying tickets at unmanned stations, and then getting off a train early if they happen to see a guard on board.
Here, Europe could be appropriately and energetically engaged.
Charges have been energetically pressed.
Since then it has been energetically killing or arresting militants.
Church leaders now say their greatest challenge is to confront a rising wave of secularism in Europe, the United States and even Latin America, and Cardinal Ravasi has energetically engaged nonbelievers across Europe with high-profile events in cities like Stockholm Pariss; Tirana, Albania; and Bucharest, Romania.
Just as we demystify the workplace for girls, let's demystify the home for boys, so that they can grow up into the men that they say they want to be: autonomous and capable of living on their own, and also involved family men, in egalitarian marriages and relationships, active and energetically engaged fathers, who use their domestic skills.
It's also about highlighting the practices of schools that are energetically closing the opportunity gap by engaging in research-based practices designed to make sure that all students have rich opportunities to succeed.
Because this was Hungary, the bridge's suspension towers were spanned at one end with a 200ft tall dolly bird in an EU swimsuit, and at the other by a similarly titanic depiction of a young man energetically engaged in the nation's favourite aquatic pastime: indecent assault.
From the outset, they have energetically engaged in the information war through their own lively, libelous and, at times, ludicrous media channels.
By operating as a general indicator of the presence of a heterospecific, this signalling modality may indeed be such a strategy enabling seeds to detect the presence of a neighbour prior to engaging into a more fine-tuned response (which may be energetically expensive; e.g. accelerate growth) tailored to the specific identity of the neighbour (i.e. friend or foe; see also [ 21]).
