Sentence examples for vigorous proponents from inspiring English sources

A Texas congressman, Bob Filner, who has been among the most vigorous proponents of delisting the MEK, has described it as "Iran's main opposition" and a US "ally" against the Tehran government.

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The IACNC's registered address is at a photocopying shop in Albany, California, owned by Behnam Mirabdal who has made financial donations to Ros-Lehtinen and Dana Rohrabacher, a subcommittee chairman who is among the most vigorous proponents of unbanning the MEK.

Dumpson became one of the most vigorous proponents of the compassionate policies Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt stood for, and a national leader in designing and administering programs to ease the lives of the nation's poorest citizens.

A vigorous proponent of private enterprise and free trade, he signed trade treaties with England (1860), Belgium (1861), and Italy (1863).

George Marshall, a vigorous proponent of civil rights and a conservationist with a special passion for the Adirondack Mountains, died in Nyack, N.Y., on May 21.

For years she has been a vigorous proponent of reform in health, education and child care, but always as an unelected advocate.

Within the Bush administration, Mr. Cheney has been the most vigorous proponent of the theory that Iraq and Al Qaeda had a cooperative relationship before the Sept. 11 attacks.

In the 1920s, Mr. Corbett became a vigorous proponent of the skyscraper age, predicting that elevated sidewalks, urban airfields and subterranean rail lines would solve congestion problems.

The works of David Henry Hwang, the most prominent Asian American dramatist of the 20th century, are not limited to Asian concerns, but he was a vigorous proponent of the Asian American theatre movement.

In a separate interview with The Times, Mr. King said he wants to prevent Republican Party from drifting away from its traditional role as a vigorous proponent of tough national defense policies.