"People are therefore more vigorous in cold climates," he wrote.
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Montesquieu, you'll recall, argued that cold weather made people more vigorous.
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The federal government is also prodding states to be more vigorous.
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The DoJ's more vigorous approach is the right way to go.
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Federal antitrust regulators must be more vigorous in opposing such mergers.
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The more vigorous figure was explained by stronger investment and consumer spending.
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Yet progress is slow and agitation for more vigorous reform often deadly.
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More vigorous efforts might also be made to recruit North Korean defectors.
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An efficiency-enhancing merger creates more vigorous competition and should be allowed.
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It has a stronger civil society and retains a more vigorous independent media.
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Reformers wanted a more flexible exchange rate and a more vigorous stock market.
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Perhaps the United States' more vigorous economy allowed the plutocratic equilibrium to survive.
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That success points the way toward a new and more vigorous progressive agenda.
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South Vietnam's president, Nguyen van Thieu, stepped up to provide more vigorous leadership.
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After she learned of her husband's death, her efforts became even more vigorous.
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But why was that pursuit more vigorous in the South than in other places?
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Researchers say the frequency of the more vigorous variety has diminished since early January.
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WE ARE VERY STRONGLY ADVOCATING FOR MORE VIGOROUS GROWTH, MORE INCLUSIVE GROWTH, AND TO DO THAT, WE NEED TO SET OFF MORE VIGOROUS AND DETERMINED POLICIES IT'S DOABLE AND IT REQUIRES A BIT OF POLITICAL DETERMINATION AND BETTER COORDINATION BETWEEN THE PLAYERS.
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At any rate, his government's poverty-fighting efforts seem more vigorous than the Filipino norm.
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As you can see in today's events, the abuse of power is getting more vigorous.
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But its passage laid the foundation for similar, more vigorous action by Teddy Roosevelt's administration.
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Feinblatt noted this year's Democratic candidates seemed willing to take a far more vigorous approach.
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But the feminine form, flâneuse, implied sitting decorously on benches rather than anything more vigorous.
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Replace 30 minutes of sitting with more vigorous activity, and you lower your risk by 35%.
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Our poll found near unanimous support for more vigorous action to fight climate change in Europe.
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And that's why we talk about making mitigation and containment in a much more vigorous way.
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They also said that a "more vigorous pre-employment screening requirements for senior roles" was implemented.
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Or should it accept the federal government's more vigorous efforts to pursue something akin to full integration?
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Q. Because moderate exercise likely results in less physiological stress throughout the body than more vigorous exercise?
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More vigorous support among the law's natural constituents since Mr. Trump's election has helped lift public opinion.
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The Southeast Asian neighbors agreed a strategic partnership last year, in response to China's more vigorous maritime presence.
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They say the FTC could start taking a more vigorous enforcement approach with the powers it currently has.
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Producers face rising expenses as competition for service companies that do most of the exploration becomes more vigorous.
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"Our current approach is failing," Dr. German says, citing the need for new strategies and more vigorous prevention.
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But over the past decade, Dawn has become a bit more vigorous in its reporting and its commentary.
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The lack of visible devastation has almost certainly dampened public reaction that might have galvanized a more vigorous response.
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But "The Sandman" has a fresher crackle than these predecessors, a more vigorous snap to its hard-boiled frost.
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Level two is good for warming up before progressing to levels three and four for a more vigorous workout.
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As lava flows have grown more vigorous, there&aposs concern more homes may burn and more evacuations will be ordered.
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He also predicted that action would be "even more vigorous" if Trump moves to undo what President Obama has done.
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It calls for more vigorous focus on keeping terrorists off American soil, securing borders and building better defenses against cyberthreats.
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The positive in Sharapova's case is that there will now be a more vigorous effort to spread the antidoping news.
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The French would like something more vigorous, but Mr. Juncker is hamstrung by German fears about prohibitive tariffs on cars.
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The push to get travelers to book tours and activities through mobile apps and websites has never been more vigorous.
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But Ms. Verma has repeatedly encouraged state officials to safeguard "program integrity," by doing more vigorous checks of enrollees' eligibility.
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There are more vigorous questions being posed about the policy positions of other candidates or about [their] background and record.
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"I would have expected him to be more vigorous in defending the integrity of his people and his office," Rosenzweig said.
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For every half-hour you're on your butt, do five minutes of more vigorous cardiovascular exercise, like walking at a clip.
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Update The push to get travelers to book tours and activities through mobile apps and websites has never been more vigorous.
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Risk appetite was mostly firm after Beijing promised to pursue a more "vigorous" fiscal policy, stepping up efforts to support growth.
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The group is demanding quicker and more vigorous action on climate change, using protest and civil disobedience to spread its message.
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The example of AT&T's long-atop breakup is typically invoked, which did unleash greater value along with more vigorous competition.
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Campaign reboot: Trump expresses regret for saying 'the wrong thing,' doesn't specify A more vigorous Trump purchase is not expected until September.
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But this is not creating moral opposition or answering critiques— if anything, Pound is shown as the more vigorous of the two.
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The Charge 2 automatically tracks your more vigorous activities, too, even if you don't bother to put it into multi-sport mode.
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For some, it makes them unquantifiably more vigorous than they'd otherwise be, especially when asked to exist as an ostensibly supportive bystander.
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And more vigorous antitrust enforcement to deal with old-fashioned consolidation and the natural winner-take-all tendencies of the new economy.
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And it calls for more vigorous enforcement of the rules by the Federal Election Commission, which has long been hobbled by partisan bickering.
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France's approach to a separation of church and state is much more vigorous than that of other European countries or the United States.
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Calling it a public health crisis, Gottlieb said the agency could restrict sales of fruity flavors to places with more vigorous age checks.
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But those advocating a more vigorous stance contend that the lobbying and PR created a misleading narrative that contributes to the current paralysis.
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Yet the more vigorous companies are in reducing their taxes, the more they destroy any social capital that they have accumulated through CSR.
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Chinese state radio on Monday reported the country's cabinet signaling a shift to a more 'vigorous' fiscal policy featuring a corporate tax cut.
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Biden also promises to engage in more vigorous enforcement of existing antitrust legislation in order to block provider concentration to bring prices down.
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The American economy finished off last year on a firm footing, and is poised for more vigorous growth in the months to come.
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Instead, they patted us on the back — the more vigorous the pat, the more they meant they loved us, were proud of us.
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Cindy eventually left him, and soon began a new relationship with a contractor, Stephen Moules, a man more vigorous and successful than Farquharson.
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The bedmates in the study, who were 23 years old on average, may also have been having more vigorous sex than the typical person.
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"If it's as soft as a makeup brush, I'm not sure you will love it as much as other, more vigorous methods," he adds.
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Given the region's increasing importance in an interconnected world, Trump should demonstrate a more vigorous strength to address threatened economic, security, and influence interests.
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Infrared heat penetrates more deeply than warmed air, even at 140 degrees, offering the potential of a more vigorous sweat at a lower temperature.
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She'd also like a more vigorous police presence augmented by a network of cameras to catch dumpers, with penalties for the ones doing it.
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He looked and seemed more vigorous, and if he wins South Carolina decisively, Biden could start a comeback just in time for Super Tuesday.
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But the more central it becomes to daily life, the more vigorous grows the debate about whether and how the government should regulate it.
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Market sentiment was also impacted by news that China's State Council is ready to deliver a more "vigorous" fiscal policy as the economy cools.
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"Tech companies certainly need to continue to be far more vigorous about identifying, fingerprinting and blocking content and individuals who incite hate and violence," Sen.
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But let's face it: We are all here by chance thanks to one dick thrust that was just a little more vigorous than the rest.
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Mr Pence describes the Trump approach as "not engagement with North Korea, but renewed and more vigorous engagement with North Korea's principal economic partner"—ie, China.
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His forecast: In the years to come, the tug-of-war between national and European interests will become more vigorous as the region's economy lumbers along.
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Shapira said Facebook had been more vigorous than Twitter in replying to his requests, removing 80 percent of some 150 hate speech comments he had reported.
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While it left Wilson's name in place, the board called "for an expanded and more vigorous commitment to diversity and inclusion at Princeton" in a statement.
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" He wanted corporate leaders and their allies to assume "a broader and more vigorous role in the political arena," including penalizing opponents without "the slightest hesitation.
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"I can tell you that the framework … will dismantle many of the provisions that shield parts of the drug industry from more vigorous competition," Gottlieb said.
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Whether that's from walking your dog or more vigorous exercise, Hannon advises job seekers to stay active and incorporate positive lifestyle changes into their career reboot.
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There was a future dawning, but it had not arrived yet — and in those silent '90s nights, I imagined a far more vigorous one than this.
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The vial would cost around $1 in the United States, but it was $227 over the counter in Windsor, the result of more vigorous government price controls.
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The cases settled just before the deadline for lead plaintiff motions, the Robbins Geller brief said, presumably for fear that a more vigorous shareholder would show up.
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China will adopt a more vigorous fiscal policy to help tackle external uncertainties without resorting to strong policy stimulus, state radio said on Monday, citing the cabinet.
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In addition to giving students support for more vigorous exercise, schools can also help students reduce the amount of time they spend sitting, Ryan told Reuters Health.
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People with mental health issues who are tobacco users have unique needs and often require more vigorous treatment plans than the average individual attempting to quit smoking.
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With dandelions in particular, deadheading seems to only encourage a more vigorous growth of the crown of leaves growing concentrically around the top of the central root.
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More vigorous oversight of the BOP could help to ensure that every prisoner who seeks to better himself and reduce his likelihood of reoffending gets that chance.
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Risk appetite was mostly firm across markets after Beijing vowed to pursue a more 'vigorous' fiscal policy, stepping up efforts to support growth amid rising economic headwinds.
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The former Florida governor has been on an upswing since his stumbling early showings, and he was more vigorous and relaxed than ever before on Thursday evening.
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More vigorous plants may produce many times more; I have read estimates that a square yard of infested woodland can produce upward of 12,500 seeds per year.
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Their exercise was either moderate, such as walking, or more vigorous, comparable to jogging, and lasted until people had burned at least several hundred calories per workout.
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I am terribly sorry for the short-sightedness of my (!) decision, and promise to be far more vigorous in my assessment of these activities in the future.
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"My fitness routine now is actually much more vigorous than when I was doing Dancing With the Stars," Hough tells Men's Health for their MH Rec Room series.
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Most of us fondly remember a time in the not-so-distant past when the United States had many more airlines and much more vigorous competition between them.
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Investors were cheered by China's pledge to pursue a more "vigorous" fiscal policy, stepping up its efforts to support growth in view of the increasingly heated Sino-U.
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The index extended gains from the previous day, when it was lifted after China said it will adopt a more vigorous fiscal policy to help tackle external uncertainties.
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Simply by choosing officials devoted to more vigorous enforcement of antitrust laws, Clinton can bring about a big shift in the way the nation's antitrust laws are enforced.
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"Democrats do not have to choose between shoring up the 'vital center' in American politics and supporting a more vigorous national response to our economic challenges," Sullivan writes.
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The Red Cross is also planning to stagger shelter meal times to avoid long lines, space out cots, set up extra handwashing stations, and do more vigorous cleaning.
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Were governments to take these catastrophic scenarios into account more seriously, he said, they would be more vigorous in their efforts to slow or even reverse global warming.
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That would be good news for the rest of us, as more vigorous action is needed to supplement market forces and accelerate progress on clean air and climate.
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The debate around Puerto Rico's economic crisis has created an opportunity to launch a larger, more vigorous discussion about Puerto Rico's future and effort to solve its status.
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To that end, they have drawn up plans for a 6,000-strong international stabilisation force and for a much more vigorous campaign against IS than today's largely covert one.
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The United States engineered a faster and more vigorous recovery from the Great Recession via a burst of government spending and tax cuts, combined with aggressive central bank action.
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And when Democrats were in the White House, a tool that had been used by agencies on behalf of deregulation was now used for more vigorous oversight and regulation.
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It is not just the facts he is calling into question, but the very institution of journalism, which some believe demands a more vigorous reply from the mainstream media.
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The North's latest move is sure to add impetus to the United States' call for tougher sanctions and for a more vigorous missile defense for its allies in the region.
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These monitoring features were said to involve eye tracking using infrared sensors and cameras, and perhaps more vigorous alerts and sensors to keep a driver's hands on the steering wheel.
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Apparently far more vigorous than Mr Biden—whom he is older than by a year—the democratic socialist remains an effective debater of his own left-wing economic policy ideas.
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As a result, the difference between Abe and Koike essentially dissolves, and Japan will emerge more vigorous in its contribution to international affairs regardless of the outcome later this month.
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These numbers do not argue for complacency, but instead for more vigorous public health campaigns, increased access to condoms, clean needles for drug users and prescriptions for pre-exposure drugs.
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Khan, who argues for more vigorous antitrust enforcement, said she worried Thomas' ruling creates a murky standard where companies will argue they fall into Category #1 to avoid antitrust enforcers.
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These strategies may be contributing to their ability to swim efficiently, getting by in situations where more vigorous jetting might get them in trouble, like the low-oxygen deep ocean.
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She established Peace Links, a global network of like-minded women who argued for less confrontational rhetoric and more vigorous diplomatic initiatives to reduce the odds of a nuclear confrontation.
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On the final visit, they ran at a much more vigorous pace, around 75 percent of heart rate capacity, for 36 minutes, until they had again burned about 600 calories.
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"If the companies don't take certain actions on their own, it's going to force us to be more vigorous in the actions we would take as a regulator," he continued.
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Each spring, founders gather at Camp YC, in a redwood forest north of San Francisco, just to network—tech's version of the Bohemian Grove, only with more vigorous outdoor urination.
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There is broad consensus on some questions, a wider spread on others, but in every case the median opinion of climate economists supports more vigorous action against climate change, sooner.
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The key to whether this rally can be sustained is whether the American economy and its corporate sector can look forward to more vigorous growth in the rest of the year.
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"I find absolutely abhorrent the threat against a news organization based on its content of more vigorous or adverse enforcement against it simply because of a dislike of that coverage," Sen.
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"Tech companies certainly need to continue to be far more vigorous about identifying, fingerprinting, and blocking content and individuals who incite hate and violence," he said in a statement in March.
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Despite occasional judicial calls for more vigorous Step Two inquiries, most recently, the profs wrote, in a concurring opinion by Judge Laurence Silberman of the D.C. Circuit in Global Tel v.
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It seemed a more vigorous workout than he'd had the night before, when he breezed through eight shutout innings, allowing three hits, walking none and striking out 14 against the Yankees.
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"Damn the people who say that Michael was just being greedy, that he should just shut up and play," he said, though actually beginning with a more vigorous four-letter word.
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The guidelines also suggest that, for practical purposes, people consider breaking the 150 minutes into five moderate 30-minute sessions each week or a comparable number of shorter, more vigorous workouts.
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"The Venezuelan government has seemed more vigorous in denying the existence of a humanitarian crisis than in working to resolve it," said José Miguel Vivanco, Americas director at Human Rights Watch.
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A suite of new safety features, including more vigorous driver background checks, a list of trusted contacts to alert about your travel plans, and a new in-app safety center were previewed.
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In its April forecast, the IMF predicted a modest uplift in emerging-market GDP growth this year to 4.1% (from 4% in 2015) and a more vigorous rebound in 2017 to 4.6%.
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If you're looking for more vigorous and traditional brushing, I'd recommend picking up the cheaper original Waterpik Water Flosser and getting the Quip toothbrush or another electric toothbrush to fill the void.
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Still, the Southeast Asian countries are divided over how aggressively to resist China's military expansion, with maritime countries like the Philippines and Vietnam pushing for more vigorous action than continental countries like Laos.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve tightening monetary policy and suggesting a more vigorous rate rise cycle for next year had dampened market spirit last week, sending the benchmark 0.5 percent lower on the week.
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Further progress in the implementation of structural reforms in the financial, telecommunications and energy sector is expected to strengthen the basis for a more vigorous expansion of economic activity over the medium term.
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While China's influence in global technology has grown, its ruling Communist Party led by Xi has presided over broader and more vigorous efforts to control, and often censor, the flow of information online.
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Some hints: A warning to drug companies: "I can tell you that the framework ... will dismantle many of the provisions that shield parts of the drug industry from more vigorous competition," Gottlieb said.
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The support of Mr. Sanders led to an infusion of more than $250,000 into Mr. Canova's campaign in less than two days, arming him for a more vigorous fight against the veteran congresswoman.
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So a Democratic House would supply a much more effective check on that temptation, along with more vigorous scrutiny of corruption in the White House, about which congressional Republicans have been studiously incurious.
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Companies are responding by changing sailing itineraries, barring crew or passengers who have been in the hardest-hit countries from boarding, implementing more vigorous health screenings, and increasing onboard cleaning and crew training.
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The main Vote Leave campaign led by Matthew Elliott and Dominic Cummings was more vigorous and more aggressive than the Stronger In team led by Will Straw and Craig Oliver from 10 Downing Street.
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Also rewarding more vigorous compliance is the growing tendency of regulators, including America's Department of Justice, to offer big cuts to penalties for firms that self-report violations in financial-crime and corruption cases.
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We should increase competition through more vigorous antitrust enforcement, by strengthening workers' bargaining powers, and by reducing the ability of companies to use measures like no-poaching contracts to get leverage over their employees.
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While China's influence in global technology has grown, its ruling Communist Party led by President Xi Jinping has presided over broader and more vigorous efforts to control and censor the flow of information online.
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Their rebound came after Chinese state radio, citing the cabinet, said earlier this week that Beijing would adopt a more vigorous fiscal policy to help tackle external uncertainties without resorting to strong policy stimulus.
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Until the news industry can find a business model to support a more vigorous and adversarial approach to government scrutiny, our greatest civic hope for disabling Trumpism resides in the supply side of the equation.
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The combination of better gains in the spring and July's increase in hiring means that the Federal Reserve is likely to have a more vigorous debate about raising interest rates when it meets in September.
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Aside from Japan's bond markets, government bond yields and stocks in China ticked higher Tuesday following news that Beijing had pledged to look into and undertake a more vigorous fiscal policy, as the economy cools.
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Investors cheered Beijing's announcement earlier this week that it would turn to more vigorous fiscal policy, including corporate tax cuts, Reuters reported, with the changes coming in the wake of the U.S.-China trade war.
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News that China will adopt a more vigorous fiscal policy to combat slowing economic growth and to counter its current trade tension with the United States renewed appetite for commodities and related investments, analysts said.
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"Unfortunately, I see the lack of a more vigorous attitude from Brazilian authorities regarding the problem of corruption," said Moro in the interview, which was partially published on Sunday by Brazilian newspaper Folha de S.Paulo.
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Healthcare stocks, which are highly dependent on exports, succumbed to strong gains in the Aussie dollar on Tuesday which continued to strengthen in early trade, tracking Beijing's vow to pursue a more 'vigorous' fiscal policy.
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You could just zap to the store you wanted to visit, But then we're getting away from the idea of a mall as a social space, and basically describing Amazon with a more vigorous 3D interface.
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Even better, an additional 20 minutes of the more vigorous "huff and puff" exercise will put you on the right path to developing the fitness habits that will keep you healthy now and into the future.
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More vigorous interstate competition in health outcomes production Past efforts to develop alternatives to either more standardized federal control of health care regulation, or fifty different state regimes each immunized from external challengers, have been disappointing.
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Moore's subsequent denials grew more vigorous: He called Corfman's story "malicious" and "politically motivated," according to the lawsuit, and frequently denounced his accusers as members of a liberal conspiracy to steal the Senate seat from him.
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Kim Chol's commentary is the latest sign that North Korea fears China will acquiesce to American pressure for more vigorous sanctions enforcement, especially after Mr. Trump's summit meeting last month with the Chinese president, Xi Jinping.
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The Senate Press Gallery sent out a letter earlier in the year saying, "collectively, the press following Senators has become large and aggressive," and warning that Capitol officials may be more vigorous with their crowd control.
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Critics of the cyber security law say while China's influence in global technology has grown, its ruling Communist Party led by Xi has presided over broader and more vigorous efforts to control, and often censor, information online.
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Entrepreneurial farmers and factory owners, unburdened by Darjeeling's colonial-era baggage, are developing remarkable styles of tea all their own at a fraction of the price, often with younger, more vigorous bushes thriving in comparatively richer soil.
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In China, government bond yields jumped and the offshore yuan hit a one-year low after China's cabinet said it would pursue a more vigorous fiscal policy and as traders bet on further easing in monetary conditions.
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" She admits that some days she sleeps in and doesn't "engage in a more vigorous way with life," but other days she's out hiking and climbing and "doing all the these 'normal things' for someone on my age.
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The key is to first capture how physical objects in a scene actually move, but all that's needed is a few seconds of video recording their near-invisible vibrations for an algorithm to then simulate more vigorous movements.
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The world's second-biggest steel producer typically tries to smooth disputes quietly through bilateral talks, but with global trade friction increasing, Japan's defence of an industry that sells nearly half of its products overseas is getting more vigorous.
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"Ongoing job creation and solid household formations will keep demand firm, but builders will continue to grapple with supply-side headwinds that will dampen more vigorous growth in the single-family sector," said NAHB chief economist Robert Dietz.
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The Democrats pressed Kelly to make his support for DACA more vigorous, suggesting he stand alongside them for a news conference as he did with Republican leadership when the House passed two bills cracking down on immigration enforcement.
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"Until we change the political calculation for a lot of elected officials and get a much more vigorous campaign ... we are still just going to be fighting rearguard actions," she said on a Center for American Progress podcast.
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Pierre-Paul was later listed as questionable for Sunday's game on the team's injury report, and McAdoo said that if the Giants had conducted a normal, more vigorous practice with pads, Pierre-Paul would not have taken part.
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Ms. Pressley began representing Mr. Cosby last summer, her appointment marking the start of a more vigorous public defense around the time of the publication of details of a legal deposition Mr. Cosby had given 10 years earlier.
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In a speech made just before she became prime minister, Ms. May outlined a vision for corporate Britain, calling for more protectionism, a greater say for workers, more vigorous antitrust enforcement and limitations on pay for chief executives.
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This all culminated in a call for more vigorous antitrust enforcement — including a rethinking of some of the conceptual underpinnings of antitrust law over the past generation — as part of congressional Democrats' proposed "Better Deal" 2018 campaign agenda.
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"On Instagram, I.R.A. activities did not cease after the 2016 election but became substantially more vigorous," read one of the reports, which was written by Oxford University researchers along with Graphika, a company that maps social network activity.
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He has angrily denounced the House inquiry — "Salem witches got a better deal than this!" he tweeted on Wednesday — while generally acquiescing to calls from an outraged party base to mount a more vigorous defense of the president.
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Maritime countries like the Philippines and Vietnam, which have competing claims with Beijing, are pushing for more vigorous action, while continental countries like Laos and Cambodia, which have close economic ties to China, are reluctant to provoke their neighbor.
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China's offshore yuan meanwhile had hit a one-year low and Beijing's government bond yields had jumped after the cabinet said it would pursue a more vigorous fiscal policy and as traders bet on further easing in monetary conditions.
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The biologist and evolution theorist showed in the late 1800s that cross-fertilization of plants - in which sex cells are fused between crop varieties of the same species - creates a more vigorous breed than those that are self-fertilized.
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Looking like a more vigorous Deborah Kerr—the actress who, back in the day, was Hollywood's go-to star for prim British beauty—Blunt gives us a Mary with less starch, a Mary who's less of a nursery commando.
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"I think this will encourage both patients to adhere to recommendations but also clinicians to be more vigorous in their attempts to prescribe lifestyle changes," said Dr. Pamela Morris, chair of the ACC's committee on prevention of cardiovascular disease.
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To restore the trust of its faithful and its standing in the world, the Vatican needs to make a more vigorous and sincere effort to acknowledge the damage done by abusive priests and Vatican officials who perpetuated the abuse.
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Virtue and Moir, however, enlivened the audience with a more vigorous performance, raising the question of whether their classic style will become the one the next generation of ice dancers tries to emulate as the sport continues to evolve.
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The book is the fourth in a series; our reviewer, Ken Tucker, writes that it has "a fresher crackle" than its predecessors, "a more vigorous snap to its hard-boiled frost," which he attributes in part to the translation.
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When it comes to vertical mergers like AT&T and Time Warner, "antitrust law is stuck in the 1980s," said Tim Wu, a professor at Columbia Law School who has called for more vigorous antitrust enforcement against vertical mergers.
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"It is clear that our state needs a more vigorous and more comprehensive and more aggressive position if we are to slow the spread of this epidemic," Mr. Inslee said, adding that the ban could be extended past March.
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Earlier this campaign season, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ayanna Pressley both upset long-serving Democratic incumbent congressmen in nominating races in New York and Massachusetts, promising more vigorous liberal policies and highlighting their opposition to Republican President Donald Trump.
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So some economists believe it's possible that more government stimulus — either interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve or more spending by Congress — could set off a more vigorous economic boom that could expand the real output of the economy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - International Monetary Fund First Deputy Managing Director David Lipton welcomed the Bank of Japan's new policy framework as a boost to its credibility, but called for more vigorous fiscal and structural policies to reflate a fragile economic recovery.
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If the Trump administration is going to embark on an even more vigorous program of public works, it will need foreign customers for its bonds, but especially will want to make sure China doesn't unload any more of its existing horde.
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Mr Liu is also widely believed to be the man behind an article in 2016 in the People's Daily, the party's main newspaper, which called for more vigorous tactics to pare back the economy's debts than the prime minister wanted.
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That could mean adjusting the wage scale the government uses to assess applicants, giving preference to workers with advanced degrees or taking "a more vigorous stance" in enforcing violations of the program in an effort to root out fraud and abuse.
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" Leon Panetta, who served as Secretary of Defense under President Obama between 2011 and 2013, noted that "we have sanctions in place," adding that "they could be enforced in a more vigorous way by ourselves as well as the Chinese.
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Japan, the world's second-biggest steel producer, usually tries to deal with trade disputes through bilateral talks, but with global trade friction increasing, Japan's defence of an industry that sells nearly half of its products overseas has become more vigorous.
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"The risks that OPEC has painted itself into a corner cannot be ignored and it may need to extend, or even increase, cuts if the response from shale producers is more vigorous than we currently model," they said in a report.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's factory output was expected to have slowed a little in March versus February, a Reuters' poll showed on Friday, but analysts see the expected dip as temporary with production returning to more vigorous growth in coming months.
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In early September, 60,0003 demonstrators of Chinese or other Asian origin marched in Paris to denounce violence and discrimination and to press the government for more vigorous action to ensure the safety of all French citizens, no matter their race.
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Since taking power last May, Mr. Moon has repeatedly called for a dialogue with North Korea, even as Mr. Trump has escalated pressure on the North with increasingly harsh sanctions, more vigorous military maneuvers and a string of hostile tweets.
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The overwhelming sentiment within the Republican Party is that the Obama administration has been too soft on Russia, and that election hacking, if anything, represents comeuppance for his weakness in refusing to take more vigorous measures in Syria or Ukraine.
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All four of these omissions or elisions — these fights postponed — signal, to me, a movement that is capable of reining in its more vigorous ideological impulses in the name of building the broadest possible left coalition behind an ambitious climate solution.
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There are so many reporters doing this nowadays that the Senate Press Gallery sent out a letter saying, "collectively, the press following Senators has become large and aggressive," warning that Capitol officials may be more vigorous with their crowd control.
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The researchers found strong evidence suggesting that being physically active in general, from brisk walking to more vigorous activity, decreases the risk of postmenopausal breast cancer; undertaking vigorous physical activity, such as running or cycling, decreases the risk of premenopausal breast cancer.
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The latter can't happen without the former, and the former can't happen until the number of cases levels off, while more vigorous testing gives experts the tools they need to develop a better picture of how widely the virus has already spread.
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One of the reasons I accepted the invitation to speak here is that I strongly believe that not only do we need to begin a more vigorous debate about foreign policy, we also need to broaden our understanding of what foreign policy is.
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In the early 2000s, over 40 percent of Americans answered with an emphatic "yes" when Gallup asked them if "a profound religious experience or awakening" had redirected their lives; that number had doubled since the 1960s, when institutional religion was more vigorous.
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Editorial In his first sorties on the world stage, France's new president, 39-year-old Emmanuel Macron, had to dash fears that he would be handicapped by youth and inexperience, and demonstrate the more vigorous French leadership he promised during his campaign.
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Given the current political environment and concerns about foreign influence over the U.S. government, we should tighten the enforcement and the law regarding foreign agents: The Foreign Agents Registration Act ("FARA") needs more vigorous enforcement, as well as amending to close various loopholes.
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Democratic lawmakers, for their part, hosted immigrants who have been targeted by the Trump administration's more vigorous immigration enforcement policies, including mothers separated from their children under the "zero-tolerance" border policy, which was suspended in late June amid widespread public outrage.
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Perennial floods have been a continuous problem in Accra for decades, but, according to Senior Fellow at the Center for Climate and Security, Shiloh Fetzek, a more vigorous hydrological cycle due to climate change is resulting in unprecedented levels of rainfall season after season.
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"We think the Gulf is acting in a much more vigorous and far-reaching way than was the case the last time oil prices collapsed in the 1980s," Charles Robertson and Vikram Lopez of boutique investment bank, Renaissance Capital, said in a report on Thursday.
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Common sleep-walking doesn't occur during dreaming sleep, but a much more vigorous "REM behavior disorder"— a spontaneous version of what Jouvet's experiments did, is accompanied by dreams, so the more pronounced and fast the movements, the more likely they're acting out a dream.
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In his final year in office, Barack Obama's Council of Economic Advisers published a report detailing declining competition in the American economy, Elizabeth Warren made a strident call for a new and more vigorous approach to antitrust, and Hillary Clinton essentially endorsed Warren's ideas.
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The notion that strong liquor can dissolve the ties that are meant to bind society together, and that the principal outcome of drinking is not pleasure but chaos, was never propounded in more vigorous detail than by "Gin Lane," William Hogarth's famous print of 1751.
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The president cited the European Union's multibillion-dollar fines against U.S. tech companies and suggested the continental bloc is using the tactic to make financial gains, but that the U.S. should be taking a more vigorous stance on antitrust enforcement when it comes to Silicon Valley.
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Instead, Mr. Tillerson referred vaguely to a "number of steps" the United States could take — a phrase that seemed to embrace much more vigorous enforcement of sanctions, ramping up missile defenses, cutting off North Korea's oil, intensifying the cyberwar program and striking the North's known missile sites.
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The vibrations aren't super strong, either, so it's very kind on the clit (but may not be enough for people who crave a more vigorous buzz.) Grade: B+ Ass of an Angel (Silicone Butt Plug, $39.99) The texture is super smooth, and I love the minimalist striped design.
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"That fact is this: In the last year, this administration has been tougher on Russia than any American administration since Ronald Reagan," she said, calling out Moscow for protecting "Iran against more vigorous nuclear inspections," continuing to "illegally occupy Ukrainian territory" and supporting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Taken together, the labors of this Roosevelt-Lodge partnership forged the reputation of their Republican Party as the exponent of a more vigorous, forceful and outward-looking foreign policy, in contrast to the Democrats' narrower horizons and embrace of traditional isolation — horizons that Wilson would do much to expand.
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More vigorous gun safety laws are also vital, as is the Child Victims Act, which would extend the statute of limitations for New Yorkers who were sexually abused as children and give a one-year window for anyone to seek justice in court, regardless of how long ago the abuse occurred.
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It is telling, too, that no other Justice Department of any administration, including ones generally thought to have more vigorous commitments to voting rights than the Trump administration, had ever asked for a citizenship question to be added to the main census form since the enactment of the Voting Rights Act.
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"The actions we have announced today will help American families and businesses in our entire economy weather this difficult period and will foster a more vigorous return to normal once the disruptions from the current coronavirus abate," said Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell during a Sunday conference call with reporters.
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On Monday, the State Council, China's cabinet, said the country would adopt a more 'vigorous' fiscal policy, while in an unexpected move, China's central bank lent 6.75933 billion yuan ($26.7593 billion) to financial institutions via its one-year medium-term lending facility (MLF), stepping up efforts to support lending as growth slowed.
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And this week, as the Senate returned from its Thanksgiving recess facing the prospect of an impeachment trial in the new year, some other Republican senators have joined Mr. Kennedy in latching on to the theory, testing out a pivot as they attempt to mount a more vigorous defense of the president.
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As far as the race itself goes, he'll have a hard time sweeping Biden aside—the former vice president remains formidable in national and early state polls and seemed more vigorous than he has all year at the debate, even as he offered the fundamentally tired message that has defined his campaign.
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For the administration to flip-flop on a relatively straightforward merger question would greatly undercut the notion that the Time Warner suit is simply about inaugurating a new era of more vigorous enforcement, and greatly bolster the idea that Trump's personal affection (or lack thereof) for merging companies is what's driving Trump-era antitrust enforcement.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's tech industry regulators are likely to face much more vigorous oversight under a Democratic House in the next Congress.
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But as the agency points out, these early spring onsets can have all sorts of wide-ranging impacts on human health and agriculture — both positive and negative: For example, changes in the timing of spring can affect human health, bringing early-season disease-carriers such as ticks and mosquitos, and an earlier, longer and more vigorous pollen season.
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In naming him to the post, Mr. Carey, a Democrat, had demanded more vigorous enforcement of the state's tax laws, and Mr. Tully faithfully followed his mandate, starting with the governor himself: He billed him $572.33 in back state and city income taxes for the free rides his children had taken on a state-owned aircraft.
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Tai chi can also be an entry point for people who may have fallen off the exercise wagon but want to get back to doing more vigorous and often more enjoyable physical activities like swimming and hiking, or biking and walking to and from errands instead of relying on vehicles that pollute the air and clog the roads.
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In a world where counterterrorism efforts are constantly dissected in the media and online, almost every policy that is voiced in the public arena, whether it is good or bad -- from making extremism less appealing, to making watch lists more vigorous, to talk of banning all Muslims coming to America -- can be placed into one of those two categories: motivation or means.
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The panel, led by former Obama economic adviser Jason FurmanJason FurmanTrump looks for longer boost from economy US economy grew at 3.2 percent in first quarter, exceeding expectations The Hill's Morning Report - Dems contemplate big election and court reforms MORE, issued a report Wednesday detailing the need for a more vigorous and responsive approach to antitrust enforcement when it comes to big tech.
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No hard evidence was provided for him definitely being a cop other than a Google search which came up with a police officer in Shenzhen with a name that matched the one protesters found on his personal ID. While the consensus in the terminal was to hold him -- to what end, no one was clear -- the debate online was far more vigorous.
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Shawn Henry, who once led the F.B.I.'s cyber division and is now president of CrowdStrike Services, the cybersecurity firm retained by the D.N.C. in April, said he was baffled that the F.B.I. did not call a more senior official at the D.N.C. or send an agent in person to the party headquarters to try to force a more vigorous response.
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The choices are: Kinda Dry, winey with a dry finish; Half Sour, pale, tart and food-friendly; Still Bone Dry, austere, with slight carbonation; and Bone Dry, also austere with more vigorous spritz: Brooklyn Cider House ciders, in 750-milliliter bottles for around $10, and 12-ounce bottles for about $3 at stores in the Hudson Valley and New York City, with information at brooklynciderhouse.com.
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A few years ago in New York, Al Pacino starred in a revival of David Mamet's Glengarry Glen Ross, and the casting was poignant: In 1992, a much younger and more vigorous Pacino had played the role of hotshot salesman Ricky Roma in the film adaptation of the play; in the Broadway revival, a 72-year-old Pacino played the broken-down has-been Shelley Levene.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE made history in 2018 with his Africa Strategy, but many observers have grown impatient because they expected more vigorous action and policies to match the administration's words and actually advance U.S.-Africa relations.
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In the lead up to the election, Smith listed some of his priorities for the chairmanship as reining in defense spending, conducting more vigorous oversight of military operations around the world and working to roll back President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's plans to expand and modernize the U.S. nuclear arsenal.
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Leading up to the election, Smith listed some of his priorities for the chairmanship as conducting more vigorous oversight of special operations around the world, finding ways to rein in defense spending, working to roll back President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's plans to expand and modernize the U.S. nuclear arsenal and protecting LGBT troops.
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