Sentence examples for more vigorous efforts from inspiring English sources

It warned that without more vigorous efforts to control growth, worldwide population might increase to about 14 billion before it stabilized.

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.

Mr. Ansyaad, the anti-terrorism chief, said some Indonesian lawmakers had resisted more vigorous efforts to tackle terrorism because they did not want to be seen as meddling in religious affairs.

Senior South Korean officials say they will strongly reaffirm their country's alliance with the United States, but say that they will also press for more vigorous efforts by Washington to engage the North Korean government.

Mr Wen, it appears, favours more spending on education and health care in the countryside and more vigorous efforts to sort out the banking sector, plagued by bad debts and corruption.But, with a swelling budget deficit, he will have few resources to play with.

Both its critics and its allies say the gun group's more vigorous efforts on behalf of the Republicans are meant to draw the party closer at a time when many Democrats, including Mr. Gore, are aggressively pushing for stringent restrictions on gun owners, and when many cities are suing gun makers for the damages caused by gun violence.

I wrote in July that I thought it was a mistake for Mr. Romney's campaign not to make a more vigorous effort to contest Pennsylvania.

A more vigorous effort by governments themselves to proselytise for reforms would seem a good idea, though even this could have unintended effects.

The same poll put Tzipi Livni's Kadima party, which argues for a more vigorous effort to re-engage the Palestinians, ahead of Mr Netanyahu's Likud.

A more vigorous effort to bring Russian expertise, weapons formulas and biological materials under better control should be on the agenda this week when President Bush meets with Vladimir Putin, the Russian president.

Meanwhile, Labour underwent its own leadership controversy as prominent party members, including Blair, took Corbyn to task for not mounting a more vigorous effort on behalf of the "Remain" campaign.