President Ignácio Lula has been vehement in his defence of development.
In Port Chester, plans for a development along the Byram River drew vehement protests and charges of racism because about 170 homes and businesses, many of them belonging to Hispanics, were relocated to make way for the project, which will include a Costco warehouse store and a Super Stop and Shop.
During the vehement episodes — as in the first movement's development section, with its arm-blurring bursts of leaping chords — Mr. Bronfman played with steely power and uncanny ease.
The airport's neighbors, who have been vehement in their complaints about noise from planes, are leery of further development.
Baʿthist authoritarian rule enjoyed some popularity because it enacted policies that favoured economic development, land reform, promotion of education, strengthening of the military, and vehement opposition to Israel.
Some among the professoriate exploded in a fury of opposition to the new rules, while others responded with an equally vehement defense of them.[2] As it happened, these events coincided with another development, namely the "public turn" in philosophy.
Jeffrey Sachs, the Columbia University development economist and one of those joining him on the call, was more vehement.
"In the course of its history and development," says Rahmonov, "the Tajik nation has been confronted by all sorts of vehement opponents who doubted its very existence".
Nashir grew increasingly vehement.
Women are particularly vehement.
