The company energetically sought out new sources of energy by investing in tar sands in Canada, oil shale in Utah and in coal reserves.
While there are competing theories over just how much this has increased his share of the traditionally Democratic Jewish vote, Republicans have energetically sought votes among Jews.
Mr. Rouhani, who has energetically sought to differentiate himself from Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, his predecessor known for bombastic anti-Semitism that included Holocaust denial, said in American television interviews this week that he considered the Nazi mass murder of Jews reprehensible.
Ms. Rice has said in interviews and recent exchanges with reporters that Mr. Clarke's description was wrong and that the White House had energetically sought to respond to terrorist threats as it moved to prepare its strategy to deal with Al Qaeda.
Gary L. Hardman, founder of the New Choices school, said that his staff had energetically sought to improve the performance of the dropouts, pregnant teenagers and other at-risk students who attend the school, and that Mr. Dann had misjudged its academic record as well as the school's resolve to stay open.
Professor Dunkerley said the new institute would be energetically inclusive, seeking to involve North Americanist and Caribbeanist scholars throughout the UK in much the same way as the institute had played a leading role in promoting Latin American studies nationwide.
Britain has also been energetically wooing Spain and Italy, seeking understandings over economic and constitutional reform.On the German side, the impetus for the joint missive has come much more from the chancellor's office than from the foreign office.
The EPD of the C-N bond has a high variance, implying that the backbone accommodates relatively large variations while seeking energetically minimized structures.
In estuary, euryhaline fish can seek out iso-osmotic environment in brackish water where it is energetically less costly to iono-osmoregulate.
