The world needs our participation in widespread economic growth, in demanding fair terms of trade, in vigorously encouraging democratic institutions and transparent markets.
Garth Hudson, the Band's keyboardist, sat in vigorously on a few songs, including a rendition of "Chest Fever" (sung by the country star Dierks Bentley) that he opened with a sly, darting Bach pastiche as an organ solo.
The Heralds are rivals of the Guardian, but regardless of these competitive realities, we share a common trait in vigorously upholding the need for fair, balanced and fearless independent reporting.
On the podium, he makes unpredictable, even eccentric, movements: quick jabs, a sudden crouch or a forward lunge, a bending to one side, and, in vigorously churning passages, a kind of cross-country-skiing gesture, which might be mistaken for bad dancing.
CARACAS, Venezuela — As Washington tries to rebuild its strained relationships in Latin America, China is stepping in vigorously, offering countries across the region large amounts of money while they struggle with sharply slowing economies, a plunge in commodity prices and restricted access to credit.
500g broad beans 200g sweet peas in their shell 1 handful of lettuce leaves, torn roughly into 5cm pieces 5 mint leaves, finely sliced Sprouting herbs of your choice 150g of goat's chevre 1 tbsp olive oil 1 small chilli, finely sliced 1 lemon, zested and juiced Salt, to taste Remove broad beans from large pod and blanch in vigorously boiling water for three minutes.
Christine O'Donnell, the Republican Senate nominee in Delaware, vigorously defended the Afghanistan effort in a debate with the Democratic nominee, Chris Coons.
When you wash your hair, scrub it in nice and vigorously.
In this vigorously argued book, she also combats the cliché by example, writing in an enjoyable mode of pugnacious sarcasm.
Mr. Hynes in fact vigorously defends Mr. Vecchione.
Both positions raise problems in ways vigorously pressed by the justices.
