In mustering a vigorous battle against SARS, the W.H.O.
In a victory speech at a restaurant in Hartford, Mr. Malloy vowed to wage a vigorous battle in the fall.
But after Eliot Spitzer, the attorney general of New York, read about the choice on Saturday, he vowed to wage a vigorous battle against it.
In the last cold war, President Ronald Reagan showed us how victory can be achieved in part through a vigorous battle of ideas and philosophies.
But he has been best known for his work with the Olympics, and his departure could significantly change what is expected to be a vigorous battle for the television rights for the next two Games.
The most spirited of those is a Civil Court race in Brooklyn where a former city councilman, Noach Dear, the Democratic candidate, is in a vigorous battle with the Republican candidate, James P. McCall, a lawyer for Civil Court in Brooklyn.
For more than two months, Mr. Obama has been waging a vigorous battle with his handlers to keep his BlackBerry, which like millions of other Americans he has relied upon for years to stay connected with friends and advisers.
Sanford I. Weill withdrew his name from consideration to be a director of the New York Stock Exchange last night after Eliot Spitzer, the attorney general of New York, said he would "wage a vigorous battle" against the nomination.
At the end of a long and vigorous battle for the party leadership in 2012, Renzi, despite crisscrossing the country in a camper van, lost out to Pier Luigi Bersani, the candidate of the PD's old guard.
Of those contests, the most spirited was a Civil Court race in Brooklyn in which a former city councilman, Noach Dear, the Democratic candidate, was in a vigorous battle with the Republican candidate, James P. McCall, a lawyer for Civil Court in Brooklyn.
