Sentence examples for vigorous conduct from inspiring English sources

William III of England, a strong opponent of Louis XIV, died in 1702, but the government of his successor, Queen Anne, upheld the vigorous conduct of the war.

His contact with extreme nationalist political circles favouring increased armament convinced him that, if policy was influenced by "strong men," a vigorous conduct of war was assured.

The vigorous conducting technique is now withdrawn and minimal, but other means have been found.

Political competition, though no less vigorous, is conducted on very different terms — and often ends up stifling innovation instead of encouraging it.

Mayor John Street and Commissioner Timoney have said they will conduct vigorous investigations into the officers' actions.

But to reconstruct stories and scenes, nonfiction writers must conduct vigorous and responsible research.

Adult stem cells not only repair the body but conduct vigorous daily regeneration of its most abraded tissues.

"And when a recommendation comes from a close friend, people are less likely to conduct vigorous due diligence".

"The Senate select committee on intelligence has been, and remains, concerned about Russia's actions," he said, vowing instead to "continue to conduct vigorous oversight over activities and agencies within our jurisdiction in an appropriate and responsible way".

"If this ends up going through March and April, we think we're going to have the resources necessary to conduct vigorous campaigns in every state," said David Plouffe, the Obama campaign's manager.

That view, however, has been challenged by those who, doubting that Theravada Buddhism by itself could have had such a disintegrating influence, note that Thailand, even though it followed Theravada Buddhism, remained united and vigorous enough to conduct repeated military attacks on Angkor and carry away hundreds and perhaps thousands of Cambodians into captivity in Thailand.