Sentence examples for vigorously imposed from inspiring English sources
These rich paintings, done over a 15-year period, reveal a thorough grounding in European modernism (not excluding Surrealism) on which Mr. Callner's own sensibility has vigorously imposed itself.
In counties that continue to vigorously impose the death penalty, "a handful of prosecutors dominate death-sentencing statistics," the report says.
The result is that one orthodoxy is imposed as vigorously as Catholic countries once discriminated against other interpretations of Christianity.
It is the Church, after all, that has vigorously sought to impose its opposition to contraception on the population, opposing even the provision of contraceptives by the government to the rural poor.
These strategies are not new, but they are being pursued more vigorously than before.The Volcker pinchA second regulatory threat to investment-banking profits comes from the limits imposed on proprietary trading in America.
America and the EU have imposed sanctions of varying severity, Japan has been friendlier and China, India and Myanmar's South-East Asian partners have vigorously pursued commercial and other ties.
Working vigorously to isolate the regime and enforce sanctions until there are "credible signs" of a return to free elections, Australia has imposed strong sanctions, including suspension of ministerial contact and defense cooperation, an arms embargo, and visa restrictions.
This would explain the remarkable ability of C. tagal to expand its leaves more vigorously and improve its tissue hydration at modest salinity levels, and avoid dehydrating to below control levels when higher salinities were imposed.
The canvassers vigorously denied the accusation, saying they had initially intended to recount all of Dade's ballots and then, after the court had imposed its deadline, the 10,750 that had not been counted by the machines.
Structure had imposed order.
