Sentence examples for vigorously put from inspiring English sources
The reformers' key demand, that parliament rather than the king should choose and have the right to sack prime minister and government, will be vigorously put to Mr Khasawneh.But it is the king who sets the pace.
It does not look good for McCain that he now has to take back the very words and sentiments which he and Palin have vigorously put out into the public domain.
On this count, the world can safely risk a bit more democracy.No automatic blissThe other objection, aimed from a different angle, was most vigorously put by Fareed Zakaria in an article called "The Rise of Illiberal Democracy" in Foreign Affairs at the end of 1997.
The accused has put this evidence into issue and vigorously put forward a contrary case.
Harbaugh shook Schwartz's hand vigorously (to put it mildly), backslapped him (again, vigorously), then continued celebrating.
"I'm going to defend myself vigorously, we've put together a great team.
The no case has been put vigorously, with the Tories helpfully reinforced by Labour's old guard.
Ireland is paying for its decision to set up a toxic-loan repository that forces banks to clean up their balance-sheets vigorously, rather than put off dealing with problems (as Germany has done) or insure dodgy loans and just hope they improve (as Britain has).
A new vision is needed in which the residual capacities of the old are nurtured, remediable deficiencies are attacked vigorously and community facilities put in place to reduce the physical, emotional and cognitive isolation of old people living out their years in discomfort and poverty.
A furious Sir Derek Roberts, acting provost of UCL, lashed out last week at the "hypocrisy" and "lies" of opponents among academic staff, who have campaigned vigorously against the plan he put forward with Sir Richard Sykes, rector of Imperial College.
On Monday, Clinton again sought to distance herself somewhat from Obama when she said that she would "vigorously oppose" a unilateral solution put forth by the U.N. Security Council, an option that the President is said to be exploring.
