She has sought out and befriended even those who tried most energetically to impeach her husband, prompting one publicly to apologise for having hated her.But her bipartisanship has made her new enemies, too.
If the White House tried more energetically to find a diplomatic solution to the nuclear threat, if it demonstrated that it had reached out to Iranian "pragmatists" and "moderates," and that again no one responded, then the military option would likely become convincing to more Americans.
The city is also moving along somewhat in trying more energetically to prevent such corruption.
There was the time a couple of months ago when it tried its hand energetically, if somewhat too energetically, at coaching soccer.
Before Wednesday's vote, Ms. Zille energetically tried to expand the party's reach, campaigning in black townships considered to be A.N.C. strongholds.
In his bid to reverse this trend, Jamie, as he has so energetically tried to do in the UK, targeted the under-10s.
Although presented in many sources as a dissolute ruler, Yazīd energetically tried to continue the policies of Muʿāwiyah and kept many of the men who had been in his father's service.
In New York City, where city leaders have energetically tried to keep local police out of immigration enforcement, Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez said he planned to introduce a resolution asking Governor Paterson to pull out of Secure Communities, saying that the new system might discourage immigrants from reporting crime or testifying in cases.
Pelosi tried Connolly next, energetically making her case.
Vancouver is the North American city that has most energetically tried to reverse sprawl, by building high-rise apartment towers in the central city.
