Those changes were all approved in a referendum last year that Mr. Erdogan had campaigned for strenuously, with the obvious intention that he would be the first president to hold the enhanced office.
Ms. Chang gives Cixi credit for building China's first rail artery from Beijing to Wuhan, although she initially opposed it, as well as for strenuously resisting Japan and other foreign powers, protecting freedom of the press and even seeking in her last days to give millions of Chinese men the right to vote.
The latter, for instance, strenuously defended the medieval rules for pronouncing Latin and Greek, which Ramus ridiculed, just as he derided those who tried to develop a formal logic that departed from the normal way in which people talk and write.
The Brooklyn stadium has been a longstanding matter of contention between the mayor and Mr. Golden, who for years strenuously promoted a grander sports and recreation complex for the site.
Somewhat endearingly, at times the argument made by the complex science that he cites boils down to saying, with Michael Pollan (or your grandmother), something as basic as "Eat fresh food". He also argues for a strenuously regular (and regularly strenuous) schedule, with set times for exercise and relaxation.
Captain Steven Gerrard, for whom Rio next year represents a Last Hurrah to be fought for more strenuously than any challenge he has faced before, had made a impressive impact in the early going and it was one that was maintained in the company of Lampard.
By contrast, Rogue Nation simply gives value for money, strenuously so.
Spectacle — a fairly cheeky name for this strenuously informal theater — describes itself as a home to "rarities and oddities on the screen and in the flesh".
"It makes your life worthwhile". It also makes deficit reduction a safe topic for otherwise strenuously nonpartisan figures to issue strong opinions on.
If we are to take issue with Cavell for too strenuously transposing philosophy onto literature, then we must also know something of the philosophy he draws upon.
To wit, without public money (unlike, say, the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis, which has been lobbying strenuously for state support for its new building), the Alley has raised $23 million (including the $10 million cost of the center) in two continuing campaigns.
