Sentence examples for which are vigorously from inspiring English sources

We have a comprehensive anti-corruption policy with procedures which are vigorously enforced".

Ms. Warren is known as a fierce critic of the banks, many of which are vigorously opposing her candidacy.

It is more reasonable to think of Eastern cosmology as a projection of consciousness, the various elements of which are vigorously personified.

The proposals, portions of which are vigorously opposed by food companies, are the strongest regulations ever against misleading or outright false claims.

Stock markets in China and India, which are vigorously building industrial infrastructure and depend on imports of oil and metals, sold off in the first half as prices of those materials soared.

But there is no suggestion from Mr Cameron about what might be an acceptable alternative and he is firmly putting the issue into the court of countries such as Slovakia and Poland which are vigorously opposing the curtailing of EU-wide benefit entitlement – for obvious domestic reasons.

There is a correct way to do everything, which is vigorously enforced.

But it also includes restrictions on drug companies' advertising directly to consumers, which is vigorously opposed by the pharmaceutical industry.

The kaleidoscopic and blurred picture she presents ignores the role of the European Union, which is vigorously policing the overlap between commodity trading and finance.

His decision on the standards, which were vigorously opposed by the auto industry, created a furor among state officials and environmental groups.

She pointed to the 2002 merger that she engineered with Compaq, which was vigorously opposed by the heirs of William Hewlett and David Packard but is now widely considered a success.