It can step up the enforcement of existing law -- the administration signaled earlier this week that it would forcefully pursue power plants that skimp on required pollution controls -- or it can focus on reviewing and revising policy.
"I was hoping she would forcefully answer some of the questions Narendra Modi had asked her at one of his public rallies," said Manish Chauhan 22, an engineering student and Congress supporter from Junagadh, who had come to Keshod to hear her.
"They used mafialike tactics, and they would forcefully recruit child soldiers.
Mr. Sady made clear in the brief hearing that the defense would forcefully question the way Mr. Mohamud was arrested.
In Congressional testimony on Thursday, Timothy F. Geithner, the Treasury secretary, vowed that authorities would forcefully pursue criminal investigations.
Over the last two years, Obama has consistently talked about his second term as the time when he would forcefully confront the challenges of a warming planet.
Mr. Duhalde said he would forcefully compete with Mr. Menem for leadership of the party in a primary election scheduled for next year.
Congress intensified its focus on the interest-rate rigging scandal on Thursday, as Timothy F. Geithner, the Treasury secretary, vowed that authorities would forcefully pursue criminal investigations into some of the world's biggest banks.
Both are considered likely candidates for mayor in four years, and with Mr. Bloomberg's weakened standing, colleagues predicted that both Mr. de Blasio and Mr. Liu would forcefully resist elements of the administration's third-term agenda.
His White House would "forcefully" warn Turkey and Egypt against adopting anti-Israel policies and would reduce assistance to the Palestinians if they continued to seek UN recognition or formed a unity government including Hamas, the Islamist movement.The Romney plan for Afghanistan is less detailed.
