Sentence examples for vigorous authority from inspiring English sources

The aging sultan Malik (Hanna Schwarz, performing with all her vigorous authority) sends him off to seek the lovely Bada'it (lovely indeed in the person of Laura Aikin and in the agility and sensuousness of her coloratura).

One critic, complimenting him, said his work has more in common with Morecambe and Wise than with Rattigan and he has made extensive use of songs, dance, masks and puppetry in combination with the muscular and vigorous authority of his writing.

Any politician would envy his association with stability, prosperity, security, restored imperial power and vigorous state authority.

Privacy protection authorities in Canada and Europe (called data protection commissioners) are as vigorous as U.S. authorities, but they generally order violators to obey the law in the future and do not use fines.

C. 1105 Siena, Italy August 30, 1181 Rome, Italy Alexander III, original name Rolando Bandinelli (born c. 1105, Siena, Tuscany died Aug. 30, 1181, Rome) pope from 1159 to 1181, a vigorous exponent of papal authority, which he defended against challenges by the Holy Roman emperor Frederick Barbarossa and Henry II of England.

Despite vigorous investigations by tax authorities in America and Germany, Swiss private banks have still been pulling in cash throughout the crisis (see chart).

However, vigorous attempts by Venetian authorities stopped all communication between these areas during plague outbreaks.

Founded more than 2,500 years ago, the port city of Marseille (English conventional spelling Marseilles) has a history of vigorous independence asserted against central authority in a variety of forms.

As news of the Westminster plot spread, Mr Blair's hope that his extensive reshuffle might be seen as a vigorous assertion of prime ministerial authority was dashed.

"Some commissioners, like David Kessler, have interpreted the authority to implement vigorous enforcement; others have ignored problems until they result in major recalls or outbreaks of contaminated products".

Along with these signs of reaction went a vigorous campaign to reassert the authority of the Roman Catholic Church, which had been undermined by Enlightenment skepticism and by the Revolutionary upheaval.