Sentence examples similar to vigorously aiming from inspiring English sources

"Unlike Hamas, Israel is vigorously investigating its conduct, aiming to draw lessons and minimise civilian harm.

Because the best of the children's stories are so very, very vigorously themselves – they aim to transport, to suspend reality, and they do.

Some Republicans are aiming harsh recriminations toward those who had vigorously advocated linking the funding needed to keep the government operating to the drive to stop the health-care law.

She said the university aimed to "vigorously protect the privacy and civil rights of the undocumented members of the UC community".

Another option would be to get the public universities to compete more vigorously, which is what recent reforms have aimed to do.

We continue to invest vigorously in bright entrepreneurs and ground-breaking technologies aimed for large scale markets".

Chérif Kouachi's rage was first aimed against America, at a time when France vigorously opposed the invasion of Iraq.

But on the Japanese island of Okinawa, a majority of residents aim to uphold the Japanese constitution as they vigorously protest construction of a new U.S. military base.

And Mr Kim has vigorously promoted foreign investment, with the launch of 19 special economic zones since 2013, some aimed at tourism.The Ebola saga may reveal some tension over strategy within the regime's senior ranks.

Tobacco control activities aimed at reducing the supply of tobacco (Articles 15-17) have been even less vigorously pursued.

In October 2010, China vigorously carried out pilot work to promote the equalisation of a basic public health service (i.e. FPS), which aims to cover all of the FP in pilot cities [ 10].