Sentence examples for vigorous application of from inspiring English sources

In the case of factory farms it should try to control their threat to the environment through broader, more vigorous application of the Clean Water Act, typically invoked only in the most egregious cases.

Would oppressed women be liberated by vigorous application of the law, or would their husbands satisfy their religious sensibilities by simply keeping them indoors, or restricting them some other way?

This is best resolved by the vigorous application of tight, cash-limited, tax-financed global budgets and improvements in resource allocation by doctors and managers.ALAN MAYNARDProfessor of EconomicsYorkSIR--What is so special about health spending that requires it to be financed by a hypothecated tax?

Thus, we believe that California must be viewed as having a strong and continuing interest in the full and vigorous application of the provisions of section 632 prohibiting the recording of telephone conversations without the knowledge or consent of all parties to the conversation.

This is a vigorous application of items 3 and 4 from Alston's inventory.

"I believe that vigorous application of the antitrust laws can prevent dominant Internet service providers from discriminating against competitors' content or engaging in anticompetitive pricing practices," the Virginia Republican said.

It warned against using kitchen knives, which can't handle the "vigorous application used for assassinations".

Points are awarded based on the criteria for good form, sporting attitude, vigorous application, awareness, good timing and correct distance.

So, massive biomass production could open a new way for vigorous application.

Also, even if the war could have been terminated by British power in the early stages, the generals during that period, notably Howe, declined to make a prompt, vigorous, intelligent application of that power.

Time spent in physical activity of varying intensity levels (light, moderate, vigorous, very vigorous) is based on application of count thresholds corresponding to intensity-specific activity.