In recent decades, cooperatives have demonstrated great vigour.

That, in turn, gave new vigour to the United Nations.

And flourishing stock markets have sprouted up with unprecedented vigour.

Oh! shut up! said the Voice, with sudden amazing vigour.

That resolution encourages JIU to continue its efforts with vigour and determination.

I hope it will do this soon, and with vigour and energy and conviction.

South Africa can now get down to its economic and social development with increased vigour.

The work of rebuilding lives and families, societies and cities, was taken up with inspiring vigour.

In this framework, the civic aspect is coming to the fore and taking on increasing vigour.

No more intoxicating desire exists... ...endowing you with the vigour... ...to meet the challenge awaiting you

We have rededicated ourselves to this vision with renewed vigour following the demise of the cold war.

We are therefore grateful that the new Central American leaders are persons of wisdom and intellectual vigour.

Those of us in the Secretariat its departments and branches will be intensifying our work with renewed vigour.

The constitutional process in Anguilla had stalled, but they were hoping to move forward very soon with renewed vigour.

Our struggle for multilaterally negotiated, universal and verifiable nuclear disarmament, in a time bound manner, must continue with vigour.

The Secretary General should apply to that issue the same vigour as he had demonstrated in peace keeping matters.

15. With the ending of the era of bipolar confrontation, the concept of multilateralism is re emerging with renewed vigour.

Early warning and early action

Early response demands early warning.

Audience Early detection, early response.

Smallpox early detection, early response.

Strengthening of the international arrangement on forests is needed to introduce new vigour to the international dialogue on sustainable forest management.

The recent horrific attacks in London and elsewhere in the world have shown the emergence of terrorism with a renewed vigour.

The State must therefore act with all due vigour to punish those who betray their trust as guardians of democratic legality.

In this context, we consider that our Organization must devote itself with renewed vigour to the struggle against inequity and injustice.

Blindness, polio early detection, early response.

Come along early, but not too early.

You're early. I've got the early shift.

His struggle is over and may he rest now in peace but we will all stuggle with renewed vigour in his memory.

It is such pursuits that lend vigour to our societies and create the positive ferment that is the primum movens of civilizations.

I would therefore like to affirm today Malta's readiness to engage itself with vigour and determination in the implementation of those measures.

(a) That the potential benefits of small scale mining outweigh its negative characteristics and Governments should harness rather than hamper its vigour

This does not, of course, mean the abandonment of vigour in police activity or the adoption of a complacent attitude towards crime.

In others, stronger minorities are pursuing their land claims with increasing vigour, forcing the State to establish mechanisms to deal with them.

Early?

Early.

Early marriages and early childbirth are the norm.

That's not early detection. That's not early intervention.

In that connection, collective efforts towards the accession of the remaining three non parties which possessed nuclear weapons should be renewed with vigour.

Although their heads may be a bit grayer, their dedication to the quest for a universal convention has lost none of its vigour.

It was therefore in the interest of the Organization and the diplomatic community to work with renewed vigour to address that difficult problem.

Poland had pursued the systematic and structural transformation of its economy with the greatest vigour, despite the enormous social cost of the change.

But we need to have early detection, early response.

Sell to early customers who we call early evangelists.

I'm early. But I trust I'm not too early.