Sentence examples for energetic role from inspiring English sources

Contrary to the prevailing wisdom, the international players, in particular the United States, must play an even more energetic role.

Cameron became prime minister in 2010 on a commitment, as expressed in the Conservative Party election manifesto, to "play an active and energetic role in the European Union".

Sweden actively supports international organizations such as the United Nations (UN) and takes an energetic role in resolving security issues through this organ.

Mr. Clinton, who apparently has not settled on what he intends to do when he leaves office, aside from working on his presidential library, has encouraged the interest, telling influential Democrats that he intends to play an energetic role.

Neither goal is served if Japan riles its neighbours with high-handedness over its wartime past.Mr Abe was welcomed, too, for insisting that Japan should play an ever more energetic role in the alliance.

But as the Bush administration shows signs of doubting North Korea's sincerity in dismantling its weapons of mass destruction, Mr. Putin has played an energetic role in promoting reconciliation on the Korean Peninsula, flying to Pyongyang last July to meet the reclusive North Korean leader, Kim Jong Il, and now preparing to bring him to Moscow for more talks on how to reduce tensions.

Clever and energetic role-swapping by Jones and Karen Ardiff keep the first act lively, but the second sags as Gregg's innovations to the classic story increasingly strain credulity.

NAA is widely accepted as a marker of neuronal functional integrity and is closely linked with a bio-energetic role in neuronal mitochondria (Moffett et al., 2007).

Collectively, the results of the study suggest that, while the mitochondrial energetic function plays an important role in regulating the apoptotic process, its dysfunction has a limited influence on the suppression of apoptotic induction in OHCs following exposure to intense noise.

In fact, the activist governing philosophy of national power that Hamilton espoused and Madison opposed gave precedent to modern liberal ideas about an energetic federal role in achieving social ends.

Mr. Vieira de Mello, the United Nations special representative, told the Security Council that the new Baghdad council had "the credibility and authority" to be a partner, and noted that the Iraqi citizens with whom he had met were unanimous in calling for the United Nations to have "an energetic, center-stage role" in putting Iraqis "back at the helm of their country".