He voiced his suspicions that the SNP leader was largely trying to prolong the process because he feared that, if confronted with the simple choice of independence, Scots would say No. Mr Darling even suspects that Mr Salmond is prepared to push the second question so vigorously that it proves impossible to hold a structured, legally watertight ballot.
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.
Rush Holt, the physicist-turned-Democratic congressman from New Jersey, proved that this afternoon at a hearing where he vigorously defended the need for scientists to travel to conferences.
They have fought this case vigorously in court to prove that Picard is wrong.
That is for Labour to campaign vigorously for change and prove itself a better champion of reform than the Lib Dems' supposed friends in the Conservative party.
Distinctions between erotic and pornographic (the word was evidently coined then) and between art and obscenity were cheerfully debated, the paintings, sculptures, drawings and photographs here proving how vigorously artists threw themselves into the discussion.
He will be vigorously contesting the charges to prove his innocence".
Strikingly, one of the main arguments that the two brands offer in their defence is that the DOJ's lawsuit could result in many of these small banks leaving the industry, reducing competition.The claim that Visa and MasterCard do not compete vigorously will be hard to prove.
"It proves that you need vigorous state enforcement at a time when the feds are not vigorously enforcing the law," said Eliot L. Spitzer, the New York attorney general.
After that, proving their innocence is not as vigorously pursued, the authors argued.
