Consider that tens of millions of Ahmadi Muslims reside peacefully in nearly 200 nations of the world, face vehement state-sanctioned persecution, but have never once instigated, nor retaliated with, violence.
The younger Mr. Rivera faced Edwin Ortiz, 35, who runs a youth drug prevention program in the Bronx and was being backed by some of the party organization's most vehement detractors: State Senator Pedro Espada Jr. and his son Pedro Gautier Espada, a city councilman.
Lemons, a vehement critic of the state's immigration-enforcement movement, reported that Flake's lead was small, and that the number of outstanding ballots was large.
Over the vehement objection of the state and the owners of the homes, Judge Garaufis issued a remedial plan in March.
Ms. Eckford was one of the "Little Rock Nine," the valiant black teenagers who desegregated Central High School in Little Rock, Ark., despite vehement resistance from the state's governor, Orville Faubus, a vitriolic white mob and sometimes-violent classmates.
The European Union (EU) today approved a plan to share out 120,000 refugees across its 28 states, overriding vehement opposition from four ex-communist eastern nations.
The operations, popularly referred to as "war games", have received a good deal of attention in the press for their proximity to Russia, Moscow's stated and vehement opposition to the operations, the mobilization of Russian troops to the southern borders of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, and the recent reinstatement of formal NATO-Russia relations following their severance in August 2008.
The bill pending in the Senate, and related laws recently passed by some states, have sparked vehement criticism by prominent British figures.
But the law has been met with vehement opposition from dozens of states, corporations and industry groups who've called the regulation Obama's "war on coal".
Chesterton's preference for the small state made him a vehement and, for the time, courageous anti-imperialist.
When the legislature reconvened, the Stand Your Ground bill passed, despite vehement objections from prosecutors across the state.
