At Mr. Evans's insistence, the program began energetically recruiting minority trainees, who account for 42percentt of the cadets today, said Edward P. Callahan, the department's director of human resources.
"The production begins energetically but sometimes seems encumbered by its lavishness, losing momentum in its second half, and the knowing cleverness of the writing makes the play feel like an anthology of in-jokes and familiar quotations.
At the end, a group of men standing outside the mosque begin to energetically chant, "The army and the people are one hand," a pro-military slogan first heard at protests after the armed forces took power from former president Mubarak in February 2011.
A third agency, Endeavor, has also begun moving energetically into Internet business.
I need to become cognisant of where I energetically begin and end, and learn where other people begin and end as well.
Soon it was 6-6 and the Bryans began dancing more energetically, looking for mini-breaks.
With the support of the Brooklyn Museum, she has energetically begun the effort to document and save the Furey apartment.
For the past four weeks he has hung on to it even as Mr Sarkozy declared his candidacy, rolled up his sleeves and began to campaign energetically for France's two-round presidential election, in April and May.
The barrier on the West Bank, which Mr Sharon at first opposed but later espoused and energetically began to build, dovetailed with this long-term strategy of distinguishing between the big blocks and the more scattered, remote and smaller settlements.The nub of the territorial dispute has narrowed down to the blocks' size.
They look neither dutiful nor contained, but, from the beginning, dance energetically, stepping off-balance or jumping on their points.
U.S. business groups have also been pushing energetically for talks to begin, arguing that the economic impact could be substantial because the overall volume of trade is so large.
