A vigorous reform movement arose, committed to halting this decline by reasserting the state's influence.
He was replaced by Sadakazu Tanigaki, a member of Parliament, who is likely to favor more vigorous reform.
"He argued for a robust United States engagement within the United Nations," Professor Kingsbury said, "but also for vigorous reform of an institution weakened and ossified by the cold war".
Arya Samaj, ( Sanskrit: "Society of Nobles") vigorous reform movement of modern Hinduism, founded in 1875 by Dayananda Sarasvati, whose aim was to reestablish the Vedas, the earliest Hindu scriptures, as revealed truth.
It also showed a new aggressiveness — this was the time of the Crusades — and in consequence faced a vigorous reform movement, for the Church's grandeur was paid for, mostly, by simony, the sale of religious offices and indulgences.
Therefore, a more vigorous reform could be expected".
Rodrigo Aguilera, an analyst for the Economist Intelligence Unit, said the Peña Nieto government was wise to get behind a more vigorous reform law and abandon the less ambitious version it had introduced.
He has failed to use the election campaign to spell out the need for vigorous economic reform.
For years she has been a vigorous proponent of reform in health, education and child care, but always as an unelected advocate.
He led the Congress (I) Party to a landslide victory in elections to the Lok Sabha in December 1984, and his administration took vigorous measures to reform the government bureaucracy and liberalize the country's economy.
