In forceful language, the president painted the war on terror as an epic struggle between good and evil.
In forceful terms, Mrs. Robinson described how the violence have led to curtailed economic activity and a loss of income for the Palestinians.
In forceful language that seemed to echo President Obama's newly aggressive tone, Ms. Napolitano said she was offering a "reality check" to politicians who say the administration has let the southwest border run out of control.
In forceful and unyielding testimony, Attorney General John Ashcroft today defended the administration's array of antiterrorism proposals and accused some of the program's critics of aiding terrorists by providing "ammunition to America's enemies".
In forceful terms unusual in an Inaugural Address, our new president rejected "as false the choice between our safety and our ideals".
In forceful Friday sermons, American Muslim leaders throughout Southern California urged congregants to step up their good works and community engagement following the mass shooting in San Bernardino this week.
In forceful terms, he chastised Senate Republicans for holding up his attorney general nominee, Loretta Lynch, and encouraged Democrats to buck demands that they first pass a human trafficking bill with a controversial anti-abortion provision.
In forceful language, the embassy requested that then-National Security Adviser Jim Jones pull aside Bos at the summit, basically to let him know that their continued participation in such high-level events is based on their active international role -- i.e. Afghanistan.
Burt et al. assume that "force may be the primary job exposure risk factor for CTS" and thus, "a reduction in the amount of time spent in forceful exertion and the intensity of the required force of job tasks may reduce the occurrence of CTS" [ 47].
The Thornton brothers rap in forceful monotones, delivering careful, clever lines.
In clusters of three, they march back and forth or traverse the stage in forceful sprints.
