The official estimate of Waldheim was that he was a vigorous leader chafing at governmental restraints.
"He was a vigorous leader and defender of the NSA," Aftergood said.
Even within the aged oligarchy, some could see the need for a younger and more vigorous leader.
Artfully cast as a vigorous leader who is above petty politics, Mr. Putin remains largely immune to blame.
Instead, Mr. Sawallisch proved a vigorous leader, instituting something of a youth movement, making room for and hiring gifted new players.
A moderate Democrat and vigorous leader in the United States Senate, Johnson was elected vice president in 1960 and acceded to the presidency in 1963 upon the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
Donald E. Lukens, who helped push his party to the right as a vigorous leader of the Young Republicans in the 1960s and who resigned from Congress in scandal two decades later, died Saturday in Dallas.
But clubs can yo-yo if a vigorous leader goes, or just several good players.Hence the need for a strong colts' set-up, especially now that there is no sure flow of young cricketers from state schools, with local councils selling off playing fields and teachers who never learned the game unable to teach it.
Most of the trim, dapper and vigorous leader's numerous romantic conquests were women of talent and intellect whom he mentored and pleasured, while his wife, Nina, faded into neurasthenia and nonentity, and his daughter, Yolande, lived a life that seems to have been one long cry for the attention of an absent father.
In this environment, what Social Security needs is a vigorous leader who can drive home the importance of the program to the majority of Americans, whether they're retired or working, and their families.
