Sentence examples for more vigorous role from inspiring English sources

But inside the bank his call for a more vigorous role for government was greeted with skepticism.

The league's turnabout raised questions about whether an organization long derided in the region as ineffectual, even a joke, could take on a more vigorous role in a tumultuous time.

Key to that mission: a more vigorous role for the U.S. government.

The goal was for business to "consider assuming a broader and more vigorous role in the political arena".

The proper balance between healthy development and preservation cannot be found unless the commission plays a more vigorous and public role.

Following the death of Dulles in the spring of 1959, Eisenhower assumed a more vigorous and personal role in the direction of American foreign policy.

"It is true that Mr Vaz was probably more vigorous in his representative role than most of the other people who made representations.

Before his death in 2009, Norman E. Borlaug, the plant biologist who won the 1970 Nobel Peace Prize partly for his role in creating more vigorous varieties of wheat, called one particular fungus — known as Ug99 for its 1999 discovery in Uganda — "a looming catastrophe," even more dangerous than the strain that destroyed 20 percent of American wheat in the 1950s.

We need to have a more vigorous debate in the community on the role that cycling can play in relieving some of the congestion on our roads, and how it can perhaps lead to a healthier community.

Nor does it mean that having women, and married men and women, in Church leadership roles would not have forced a more vigorous prosecution of sexual abuse cases.

Gender can play a key role in the outcome of many immunological diseases (reviewed in 6) with females traditionally thought to produce a more vigorous immune response, characterised by higher antibody levels and enhanced adaptive immunity 7, 8.