After a strenuous "autumn of decisions", such as ending military conscription and extending a deadline for phasing out nuclear power, Germany plans to take it easier in 2011.
Such criticisms, coupled with Peking University's strenuous defense of its decision to let him go, are unlikely to quell the widespread perception that politics played a role in his termination.
The decision by prosecutors follows strenuous denials of any wrong-doing by the former host of the Generation Game and comes seven months after he was arrested as he flew in to Britain to take part in Celebrity Big Brother.
The Co-operative Group confirmed the closure of the store late last week saying it had taken the decision with "the greatest reluctance" and after "strenuous efforts to find a way to continue to operate the store on a sustainable basis".
High school seniors anxiously awaiting admissions decisions might find that question bizarre, but recently some strenuous arguments have been leveled against the value of a college degree.
23 The prevalence of having more than 90 days of back pain was 13.6%; 44.4% scored their rated perceived exertion more than or equal to 8 (strenuous), 48.7% experienced high job demands and 24.1% low decision latitude according to the Karasek model.
Later on, I figured I'd made the right decision, as Mr. Fox described the ocean trip as a "truly strenuous day in rough open ocean".
Reported by Reuters earlier today, the decision from the U.S. government's Office of Management and Budget was made over strenuous objections from education and academic groups during a public comment period.
We also made strenuous efforts to be transparent in our reporting, which should allow researchers and decision makers to make judgments about the applicability of the work to their own settings.
Minutes released on Tuesday of the Fed's March 18 policy meeting revealed strenuous disagreements among top central bankers, with 2 of the 10 officials present voting against the decision to lower interest rates by three-quarters of a point.
