Sentence examples for vigorously press from inspiring English sources

"My advice to him is going to be to vigorously press charges against what everyone agrees are ridiculously aggressive photographers".

Dr. Bhasin was prepared to vigorously press his case with her, but when he finally saw Dr. Mariwalla, he said he was quietly blown away.

The filing was the first indication that the new administration at the Justice Department intended to vigorously press forward with the antitrust case.

She added that the two federal agencies would "vigorously press bankruptcy courts to ensure that the recall obligations of bankrupt vehicle manufacturers are met to the greatest extent possible".

"That's a principle that's established and recognised by appellate courts and the Illinois supreme court by the statute, and that's why we're going to vigorously press forward with our appeal".

But in Baltimore, in the tense uprising after the death of Freddie Gray, as the video above shows, copwatching was also a form of protest and even provocation — a way to vigorously press for police accountability.

Both positions raise problems in ways vigorously pressed by the justices.

He served under Philipp Scheidemann in Germany's first republican government and vigorously pressed for acceptance of the Versailles Treaty.

On the other hand, Popoff's biography vigorously presses the case for Sophia Tolstoy, deepening our view of her exceedingly complicated marriage.

The arrest coincided with the approval of the release of a $45 billion portion of aid from Greece's European creditors, who have vigorously pressed Athens to clean up the corruption that has been a root of the country's problems.

Freedom of the seas was ideologically connected with other 19th-century freedoms, particularly laissez-faire economic theory, and was vigorously pressed by the great maritime and commercial powers, especially Great Britain.