Sentence examples for vigorously questions from inspiring English sources

This pitting of the rights of the Chagossians against the protection of the environment is something Jackson vigorously questions in A Few Man Fridays.

And he seemed to vigorously question the approach being taken by the trustee, Irving H. Picard.

They vigorously questioned the intelligence, coordination and manhood of specific players.

Recently, the matter of how he supports this large and widely dispersed family has been vigorously questioned.

Mr. Perry, who had vigorously questioned Mr. Romney's ability to beat Mr. Obama, said his former rival had emerged stronger from the primaries.

It added that any "common sense reading of HMRC's own guidance and tests" would suggest that HMRC should have "vigorously questioned" Google's claim that it is acting lawfully.

But opposition parties in Madrid's regional parliament have vigorously questioned such figures as overly optimistic and have criticised the easing of building restrictions, which according to Socialist Party spokesman Jose Quintana, "wouldn't have happened in a banana republic".

It is out of deference to that criminal investigation that the three officers who have been relieved of their commands are not being more vigorously questioned or disciplined at this time, officials said.

But in an appearance by Mr. Rumsfeld on Capitol Hill on Thursday, Democrats vigorously questioned those proposals and expressed strong reservations about speeding up a system they said remained unproven.

But his lawyers say they plan to vigorously question whether the state is prosecuting the right defendant, and whether Mr. Bartush had access to his wife's full medical history.

The opera, which hews fairly closely to the facts of this historical saga, would seem to provide a rich vein of symbolism: four hundred and seven years later, Russia again faces economic trouble, social unrest, and a ruler whose legitimacy is being vigorously questioned.