Sentence examples for vigorously raise from inspiring English sources

He indicated that he would do something Mr. Roh had avoided: vigorously raise nuclear issues during talks between the Koreas.

His views appear everywhere; we see every detail through his eyes; we know what he feels about every moral issue he so vigorously raises.

Then she worked on the Mercantile Exchange scene with the male performers, who portray traders, vigorously raising their arms and shouting excitedly.

Mrs. Clinton, who has been vigorously raising soft money to finance her campaign, said she would sign it only if Mr. Lazio persuaded political committees and outside groups that have been running ads attacking her to agree in writing to stay out of the race.

Mr. Stombres vigorously opposed raising taxes, arguing that the city's many elderly residents could hardly afford to pay more.

The introduction of a candidate is a task facing every presidential campaign, but one that carries unique challenges for Mr. Obama because of his race and questions about his patriotism, values and faith that Republicans have already vigorously sought to raise and exploit.

At the UN climate change summit opening ceremony in 2009, the Chinese President Hu Jintao proposed to raise vigorously forest carbon sequestration in China and promised to increase our forest area by 40 million hectares and our forest volume by 1.3 billion cubic meters by the year 2020 from the 2005 level (Hu [2009]).

But who will raise it vigorously for voters?

Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver is vigorously pushing a bill to raise the minimum to $8.50 an hour immediately and to adjust it each year for inflation.

One person who was in meetings at which Mr. Thompson would pound on the table, point vigorously, shake his fist and raise his voice, said, "It was like watching someone get up and do a high school play: Time to be angry!

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