Sentence examples for it strenuously from inspiring English sources

He describes his party as being plain "right", but distances it strenuously from its blackshirt antecedents: "No party these days has ideological ancestors, except perhaps the Refounded Communists".

Why the accusations upset Mr. Kasidiaris so much is not immediately clear, as Golden Dawn has made a name for itself over the past few years for its attacks on immigrants and leftist students, though it strenuously denies any involvement.

The government denies it strenuously.

It strenuously denied that safety was a factor, despite concerns from Chinese and foreign engineers.

Kennedy's tax plan was exactly what Republicans today recommend, but they opposed it strenuously at the time.

Instead, it strenuously defends freedom of expression as a basic right for all Israeli and Palestinian academics.

Yahoo said in a public filing with the FISA court this week that releasing documents about the 2008 case would allow it " to demonstrate that it objected strenuously to the directives that are now the subject of debate, and objected at every stage of the proceeding, but that these objections were overruled and its request for a stay was denied".

It doesn't take its pledged fusing too seriously or execute it too strenuously: while the menu indeed combines British and Asian traditions, it doesn't always insist on doing so in a single dish.

Imagine: Taking the ovum from a chicken and mutating it so strenuously, with such unforgiving force, that it suddenly resembles a yolk-filled PVC pipe.

The word 'homophobic' comes loaded with very negative connotations but it is a word with which the Church will forever be justifiably saddled if it continues to oppose advances like equal marriage, as it so strenuously does either directly or through politicians speaking on its behalf.

Can America realistically escalate its war efforts abroad at a time when it is strenuously grappling with economic survival at home?" A lot depends on how much Obama commits to Afghanistan; it's easy to forget that America's wars are as big an item as the economy, health care and energy reform.