Sentence examples for vigorously call from inspiring English sources

But in the coming battle over taxes, the budget and jobs, the likes of Vice President Biden, Democratic House and Senate leaders, and representatives of progressive organizations should not hesitate to vigorously call out House Republican and remind the media and the public that House Republicans represent a minority of voters.

In particular, most of the churches have vigorously called for a no.

He was busy looking forward, promising to strengthen baseball's diligence and vigorously calling for the players' union to cooperate with him.

In a reaction to the Bloomberg piece, a Facebook spokesperson said they would fight the suit vigorously, calling it "completely frivolous".

Philippe Do, a tenor, makes much of Amadis's two touchingly lyrical arias yet demonstrates an engaging capacity to sing vigorously when called for.

District spokesperson Edie House Foster told the Baltimore Sun that the incident was being investigated "vigorously," and called the video ""unacceptable and appalling".

But make no bones about it: They did vigorously and harmoniously call for the abolition of county government.

As I read about the $21.5 billion being handed out as bonuses on Wall Street this year and about what I considered the appallingly low tax rate that nets the city a mere $500 million of this money, I couldn't help but wonder how many of the lucky recipients, stuck in traffic before the holidays, nodded vigorously when hearing Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg call the transit workers greedy for striking.

Unlike other Western countries that brought their detainees home from the prison at the naval base, the Conservative government in Canada had vigorously resisted calls and a court order to bring back Mr. Khadr, who was 15 years old in 2002 when he was captured by American forces in Afghanistan.

The WaPo persists in towing the party line that Geithner's tenure has been marked with conspicuous success, supposedly by advocating a response to the financial crisis that allegedly later proved correct: "Geithner vigorously resisted calls by some lawmakers and financial experts to nationalize the nation's largest and most troubled banks during the most perilous days.

Indian Point's critics, who have been vigorously campaigning to shut it down, call it a special case.