Sentence examples similar to vigorous agency from inspiring English sources

Historian Ron Chernow is of the opinion that his frustrations in dealing with government officials during this conflict led him to advocate the advantages of a strong national government and a vigorous executive agency that could get results; other historians tend to ascribe Washington's position on government to his later American Revolutionary War service.

In her confirmation testimony, she promised vigorous enforcement of agency regulations on pollution.

To the extent that democracy is buttressed by strong institutions of "horizontal accountability -an independent judiciaccountability -ans parlindependentit agency and counter-corruption commission-it yokes leaders' own personal political interests to the advancement of the public good.

She has remained a vigorous advocate for the agency and for Mr. Cordray.

Mr. Miller said he planned to "continue vigorous oversight" of the agency until the claims backlog was resolved.

Other lawmakers have announced that they intend to push for legislative solutions to the problems in the mutual fund industry, but some commission officials say those efforts could lose steam if the agency takes vigorous action first.

The new figures provide powerful evidence of the effectiveness of a vigorous advertising campaign the agency mounted to persuade a jaded and skeptical public to fill out the forms.

The agencies received vigorous backing from the government, at least until court disclosures began to show that the detainees' allegations against them might have had some validity.

As the independent Department of Education from 1980, this agency took a vigorous role in stating national positions and in researching questions of overall interest.

By slightly modifying the administration's plan, Mr. Frank appears to have found a middle ground to support the creation of a robust new consumer financial protection agency over the vigorous objections of the banking industry.

"He could have spoken the same way 5 or 10 years ago". Mr. Kryuchkov, who is 66 years old, was elevated two years ago to the chairmanship of the Committee for State Security, where he has overseen a vigorous campaign to soften the agency's fearsome image as an instrument of repression.