Sentence examples for facing vigorous from inspiring English sources
But they, too, are facing vigorous arguments from prosecutors.
Several black incumbents, like Mr. Eve, who came of political age during the civil rights movement are now facing vigorous challenges from insurgents who are depicting these political stalwarts as tired legislators with an antiquated approach to governing.
Booker still faces vigorous opposition.
Most of this testimony is uncorroborated, and some has faced vigorous challenges from the defense and skepticism from the judges.
But the plan still faces vigorous opposition from leading labor unions representing the utility's 112,000 employees in France.
It faces vigorous opposition from left-of-centre opponents the same people who were in power when the original deal was agreed on in 2007.
Even without a ratification fight, Mr. Clinton's decision could face vigorous challenges from Republicans in Congress and from Mr. Bush's administration.
The diplomats say that reform at the ministry will require a wholesale clearing out of top officials, and that Mr. Atmar is likely to face vigorous, and possibly violent, opposition.
Judge J. Frederick Motz of the United States District Court said that Microsoft's proposed settlement contained "structural biases" that would help the company gain control of one of the few software markets where it faces vigorous competition.
He also backed away from Republicans' insistence that the nomination of Hans von Spakovsky, a former Justice Department official who faces vigorous opposition from Democrats, be voted upon with other nominees to the commission.
The authors recognize, however, that structural policy changes will face vigorous opposition from vested interests, and implementation challenges typical of a fragile state.
