It would have a dramatic effect on the ability to speak vigorously".
But I was certain "there was no alternative" and spoke vigorously in the Commons in support of the government's economic and industrial policies.
In that spirit, she spoke vigorously, even passionately, about the need for racial reconciliation and how "Dr. King's unfinished business is our unfinished business".
Dozens of residents spoke vigorously against the project at a public meeting, claiming it would bring noise and increased traffic to the area.
"If the central government cuts off the rural and local districts, there will be a riot," said Mr. Sasaki, the mayor, who has spoken vigorously against proposals to reduce central government handouts to local governments.
One of the finest poets since the second world war, Peter had been ill for some time and at 81 was increasingly frail, but the sight of the microphone stirred his interest and he spoke vigorously and at length, ranging far beyond the prepared questions.
On Tuesday, he spoke vigorously and at length about the need for communities as a whole to wipe out poverty and other underlying issues that have sparked unrest and riots.
"I have a friend who is a psychiatrist, and she said, 'Hmm, clean and dirty, that's 2-year-old stuff.' " Ms. Mendelson, who speaks as vigorously and precisely as she writes, continued: "I do think the job situation has strained the connection to the home.
The U.S. trade officials I spoke with vigorously deny that they are insensitive to third-world health needs.
Some in political circles are more eager to speak, however, vigorously defending Rwanda against charges of supplying M23 with recruits, weapons and ammunition.
