Sentence examples for calling for vigorous from inspiring English sources

And in a written response to the council's proposed recommendations, the Obama administration agreed with the council's recommendations calling for "vigorous investigation and prosecution of any serious violations of international law".

The group says members of the so-called family values party -- whose platform calls for vigorous enforcement of anti-pornography and obscenity laws -- plunk down on average $150 per person compared to $50 for Democrats.

"These issues call for vigorous debate, and I think it's fair to say we've answered that call.

He called for vigorous police profiling of people from the Muslim world and drew a direct equation between immigration controls and national defense.

Bratton's interpretation of the Broken Windows approach called for vigorous police enforcement of minor crimes like fare-beating and intrusive panhandling as a tool to preserve public order and, at the same time, to catch criminals.

He called for "vigorous and peaceful" political debate in Cambodia, adding: "In my discussions today, I emphasized the essential role that a vibrant, democratic system plays in the development of a country and the legitimacy of its political system".

It calls for vigorous measures to implement public health education and professional training to provide sustainable long-term medical services within the existing health care infrastructures in this region.

Unfortunately there is limited literature on efficiency measures of health centers especially in developing countries and particularly in Africa and that must have informed the World Health Organization (WHO) Africa office to call for vigorous research on the efficiency of the health sector.

While calling for a vigorous enforcement of United Nations sanctions, Glyn Davies, Washington's special envoy on North Korea, also appealed Thursday to the North's new leader, Kim Jong-un, not to miss opportunities for a new beginning, stressing that Washington could not improve ties with the North without progress in inter-Korean relations.

The Rowntree report pleads for the poverty of those without work to be recognised: "Some people losing their jobs are having to survive on less than half of what members of the public think is acceptable," the report says, calling for "a vigorous pubic and political debate" about how to achieve an acceptable level of minimum income for all.

In 2010, over 400,000 comments from the public were submitted to the FDA, calling for more vigorous study on the effects to the environment and human health.