Sentence examples for would strenuously from inspiring English sources

We would strenuously resist not having the ability to approve rates or having the commissioners' oversight of rates overturned".

Senator Edwards said sponsors of the bill would strenuously resist Mr. Breaux's proposal because it did not adequately protect patients.

Because the asset exchanges spur investment and help create jobs, industry officials say they would strenuously oppose any effort to end them.

Amazon's defenders, led by the former White House press secretary Jay Carney, who is now the company's senior vice-president for corporate global affairs, would strenuously contest that characterization.

My personal opinion, for what it's worth, is that boys may well be better off without fathers who may be untrustworthy, drug-addicted, or habitually unemployed, though Dernard and Wayne would strenuously disagree.

PAGE A21 OPPOSITION TO MEDICARE PLAN -- The Bush administration said it would strenuously oppose legislation to authorize the government to negotiate with drug companies for lower drug prices for Medicare.

"So long as it does not involve fund-raising I wouldn't strenuously object," he said.

"But I would argue strenuously that it should be taken out on the expenditure side".

WASHINGTON — If "Pre-Raphaelites: Victorian Art and Design" at the National Gallery of Art were a theme-park ride, you would be strenuously exhorted to buckle up and hold on tight.

And quantitative easing would be strenuously opposed by the German Bundesbank, which fears that bond-buying blurs monetary and fiscal policies.

Years ago he offered the Fosters a little money and warned them any attempt to sue the church would be "strenuously" defended.