Sentence examples for a firm message to from inspiring English sources

More than the money, it is reputed to want to send a firm message to the world's resource nationalists.

In the middle of it all, Steinbrenner's hand-picked captain, Derek Jeter, gave a firm message to his teammates.

Fortunately, President Bush sent a firm message to troublesome Turks: "We expect them not to go into northern Iraq".

At some point perhaps there will be enough of us to send a firm message to our elected officials in Trenton that enough is enough.

If the royal family wish to send out a firm message to the press they can look to Ireland, where the photographs have also been published.

Mr. Kerry, in his television appearances, said that if Congress passed a measure authorizing the use of force, it would send a firm message to Iran that the United States would not tolerate the fielding of a nuclear device, and thus safeguard Israel's security.

"After all these years that the City has demonised Michel Barnier, often unjustly, the commission could not have sent a firmer message to the English," he told Agence France-Presse.

"Europe has sent a clear and firm message to the world that ambitious climate action is needed now," Mr Davey said.

Click the events link on the left side of this page, then come join us at the WV DEP to send a loud and firm message to the Secretary of the WV DEP; no more permits, stop allowing this murderous act to continue, mountaintop removal ends today!

Send a polite, yet very firm, message to the person.

On the last leg of her eastern Europe tour, the US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton delivered a firm message of support to Georgia yesterday, seeking to ease the former Soviet country's fears that its interests were being sacrificed in the name of America "resetting" relations with Russia.