Sentence examples for under a vigorous from inspiring English sources
Big Brown was already under a vigorous ride by jockey Kent Desormeaux and was going nowhere.
ReprintsSpearheading this is the United States Treasury Department, under a vigorous official called Stuart Levey.
Under a vigorous and at times tense cross-examination by Mr. Conroy's lawyer that lasted nearly four hours, Mr. Loja on Wednesday gave confusing and occasionally contradictory answers.
Mr. Al-Fadl, a crucial government witness in the trial in Federal District Court in Manhattan of four men charged with conspiring to bomb two United States embassies in East Africa in 1998, disclosed the plan under a vigorous cross-examination by Sam A. Schmidt, a defense lawyer.
After the ANC Youth League emerged in the early 1940s, the ANC itself came to life again under a vigorous president, Albert Luthuli, and three younger men Walter Sisulu, Oliver Tambo, and Nelson Mandela (the latter two briefly had a joint law practice in Johannesburg).
The solution was first heated at 90 °C for 30 min under a vigorous 800-rpm stirring and a constant N2 flow to remove O2(g) and water traces.
The leftish New Democratic Party (NDP) under Jack Layton, a vigorous new leader, almost doubled its share of the vote, but won only six more seats.What saved the day for the Liberals was that many voters in socially tolerant Ontario were scared of Mr Harper's Conservatives, a party cobbled together from his own right-wing Canadian Alliance and the more moderate Progressive Conservatives.
North Carolina's Supreme Court has repealed rules against making campaign pledges and direct fund-raising, though that is now under review.There has been a vigorous counterattack.
Under the British administration a vigorous policy of conservation and reforestation was pursued, and the Cyprus Forestry College was established at Prodhromos, on the western slopes of Mount Olympus; the Greek Cypriot government continues to operate an ambitious program of forest preservation and development.
We have operated under the principle that a vigorous public debate is essential to a free society.
Some China observers see the unprecedented sweep as part of a vigorous push under President Xi Jinping to put a lid on dissent and create an image of social harmony, but they warn that the means being deployed could have pernicious results.
