He established his opposition to a National Identification Card, and highlighted the need to be "vigorous on the war on terror", focus on homeland security, and become energy independent in the next presidency.
According to the US Surgeon General's 1996 report, approximately 1,000 kilocalories/week (150 kilocalories/day) is associated with substantial health benefits and this activity does not need to be vigorous to achieve benefit[ 34].
The market regulation division, which oversees the exchanges and brokers, needs to be more vigorous in fighting Wall Street's glaring conflicts of interest.
But while physical activity of a moderate intensity is recommended, guidelines do not say activity needs to be of vigorous intensity.
T-CUP and HBCU-UP programs are designed to improve STEM education and preparation of undergraduate students in these minority-serving institutions, suggesting that V&C outreach to faculty in these institutions needs to be more vigorous.
That gap needs to be filled by a vigorous research program — both to improve readiness to cope with another bad nuclear accident and to enhance understanding of the long-term effects of low doses of radiation.
To do all this, however, a hedge needs to be well managed; thick, bushy, vigorous.
Since testicular tumours are largely curable, a more vigorous policy of detection, follow up and treatment needs to be pursued.
As the yeast becomes less active a week into the fermentation, it's less vigorous about protecting itself from contaminants, which means it needs to be air-locked.
Roussel's vigorous balance of Ravelian sophistication with Stravinskian earth-hammering was an unusual achievement, and his music needs to be pulled out from its present neglect.
