Sentence examples for Forcefully preserve from inspiring English sources
Generally speaking, despite the incongruences across the previous studies, it seems safe to say that with regard to /dz/ realization, 泉 Chôan is the most innovative and adopts new variants most willingly, while Mix is the most conservative and tends to forcefully preserve the old forms.
Like Washington, Eisenhower was a battle-hardened veteran who acted decisively and forcefully to "preserve, protect, and defend" the law of the land and the spirit of the Constitution.
No, this isn't Boko Haram -- these are people claimed by the God of Israel, forcefully capturing and raping women to preserve their culture and their religion.
And would the sociologist and social critic within him have believed that his message of personal change and charity had been sufficiently preserved and forcefully delivered?
A man of action, tempered in battle, Washington pledged "to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States" when he took office, and he did so forcefully--even, at times, ignoring the letter of the Constitution "to preserve, protect and defend" the spirit of that document.
Sylvia Hewlett forcefully defends such pregnancy benefits, and she denounces the feminist leadership in the National Organization for Women and the American Civil Liberties Union for filing amicus briefs, along with the California Chamber of Commerce, defending a savings and loan association's failure to preserve a position for a pregnant employee.
Mr. Elias argued forcefully against that logic, pointing out that Congress had preserved the rest of the statute when it zeroed out the penalty last year.
Measure preserving versus non-measure preserving transformations.
The argument is forcefully made.
