Sentence examples for making vigorous efforts from inspiring English sources

By making vigorous efforts to get China to join, America could signal that it wants to build an inclusive world order.

As I write this editorial, the current round of reauthorization is in legislative limbo, and stakeholders; lobbyists from agriculture, food manufacturing, and transportation industries; and implementers such as the World Food Programme and NGOs are making vigorous efforts to influence the specifics in the bill being crafted by the powerful U.S. House and Senate Agricultural Committees.

Mr. Hollande's party made vigorous efforts during the campaign to make him better known abroad.

The number dropped to just 7percentt after NewCars.com hired Click Forensics last year and Yahoo made vigorous efforts to combat the problem, Ms. Sopoglian said.

Under the strong leadership of Yehudai, gaon of Sura (presided 760 763), the Babylonian rabbinate made vigorous efforts to replace Palestinian usage wherever it was still in vogue including the study of Palestinian amoraic legal literature with Babylonian practice and texts, thus making the Babylonian Talmud the unrivalled standard of Jewish norms.

Before the Swedish revolt of Gustav I Vasa in 1525, Danish influence on the Swedish language had been strong; the new government, however, made vigorous efforts to eliminate this effect, and Modern Swedish is usually dated from 1526, when a Swedish translation of the New Testament was first printed.

The committee also concluded that Army Secretary Robert Stevens and Army Counsel John Adams "made efforts to terminate or influence the investigation and hearings at Fort Monmouth", and that Adams "made vigorous and diligent efforts" to block subpoenas for members of the Army Loyalty and Screening Board "by means of personal appeal to certain members of the [McCarthy] committee".

Li Keqiang, the new prime minister, said the air pollution had made him "quite upset" and vowed to "show even greater resolve and make more vigorous efforts" to clean it up.

It would be uplifting to report that since the referendum, in June, which the Leave side won by fifty-two per cent to forty-eight per cent, the pro-Europe forces had been making a vigorous effort to persuade the public that it made a disastrous mistake.

"They're making a vigorous effort to try to jam this down the throats of the American people, who don't want it," the Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, told reporters after Mr. Obama's remarks.

The White House on Monday defended the president's efforts on the gun legislation, saying he had made a vigorous effort to lobby wavering senators.