But it is vigorously opposed by leading lawmakers in both parties.
He believes that testosterone binds to the mercury in vaccines to cause autism, a hypothesis which has been vigorously rebutted by leading endocrinologists.
I asked all those who had taken too many 'uppers' -- amphetamines, cocaine, and the like -- and were fidgety, agitated, and utterly at a loss to know what to do -- to walk around vigorously, insistently holding, leading, urging on all those who had overdosed on 'downers' like heroin, barbiturates, quaaludes, and liquor.
Also, guinea pigs "respond vigorously" to inhaled irritants, leading to asthma-like bronchospasm (Briatico-Vangosa et al., 1994; Kimber et al., 2007; Pauluhn and Mohr, 2005; Sarlo and Ritz, 1997).
The opposition to Duchatelet is only partially about what is happening on the pitch, says Wiseman: "It was noticeable that Charlton supporters at Oxford recently sang their plaintive 'Please sell our club' song most vigorously when the team were leading 1-0.
First, a rail on a staircase leading into the station was vigorously swabbed in several places.
The concept was vigorously opposed by contemporary natural philosophers, from leading figures such as Boyle and Hooke, down to a dilettante virtuoso such as Sir Matthew Hale (1609 1676).
He did not let his party affiliation deter him from vigorously investigating another top Democrat, former Comptroller Alan Hevesi, leading to his resignation.
From the Residence of the Presidents of Israel he has vigorously carried out his long-time work as a leading man, visionary and statesman.
The business brought her into contact with leading industrialists and politicians, and fueled rumors, vigorously denied by Mrs. Olmedo, linking her romantically to several Mexican presidents.
