Jewish groups had strenuously called for banning the march.
He has strenuously denied the charges, calling them politically motivated.
Mr. Sarkozy has continually and strenuously denied the accusations, calling them "grotesque". In a Thursday night interview on the French television channel TF1, he said that he had "never betrayed the trust" of the French people.
In the Senate over the past two weeks, Mr. Dodd and Mr. Lieberman had argued strenuously for the moratorium, calling it a temporary measure that would codify, if not clarify, the bureau's recognition process and make it more responsive and open to state and local officials who would be most affected by a tribe's federal recognition.
But Charles Ogletree, a Harvard law professor who was part of Hill's legal team, has strenuously denied this claim, calling it "absolutely, unequivocally, categorically, and positively false".
We yearn for what she calls "strenuously exhibitionistic happiness" — think of family photos on Facebook — but instead we should focus on the fullness and intensity of emotion.
The former chief whip admitted swearing in the presence of the officers, though he has strenuously denied having called them plebs.
Company officials have strenuously objected to the hearing, calling it a naked violation of due process.
In a major lift for the package, the White House signaled its support, with press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders calling it "steps forward". But several Republicans strenuously opposed a plan that would add to the nation's debt.
Gina McCarthy, administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, received a much-deserved standing ovation for her major address at the National Academies of Science last week in which she strenuously countered what she called "a constant assault" by a small, vocal group of critics "playing a dangerous game" of trying to discredit EPA science.
