Sentence examples for a forceful policy from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, he pursued a forceful policy in foreign affairs, working to increase Japanese influence on the Chinese mainland by financially supporting pro-Japanese warlords in China.
The government is also expected to make a forceful policy argument for the expedited appeal, given the importance of computer industry to the economy.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 — The Federal Reserve today lowered its benchmark interest rate by a half point, a forceful policy shift intended to limit the damage to the economy from the recent disorder in the housing and credit markets.
Inadequate past performance and consensus on the road ahead led to a forceful policy agenda.
"Although a more forceful policy move of 50 basis points might be needed at some point, measured and predictable policy tightening moves, such as the one contemplated today, still were desirable in current circumstances, which included somewhat unsettled financial markets," the minutes said.
It's now well known that as Secretary of State, she advocated a more forceful policy in Syria, after urging Obama to join Britain and France to counter the violence unleashed on the Libyan people by Muammar Gadaffi.
On the contrary our President and Vice President are so wedded to the oil industry's interests that the enormous increase in oil prices during their tenure can well be ascribed to willful lack of any forceful policies to counter the Saudi extortion.
Along with a forceful foreign policy backed by a resurgent military, Reagans policies brought about the demise of the Soviet Union, and the world experienced an unprecedented economic boom as hundreds of millions of people joined the middle class.
He has long advocated a forceful industrial policy, for example, on the ground that "once the factories go, everything goes".
The Democratic presidential candidate's remarks were both a repudiation of Cruz (R-Tex). and Trump, and an effort to further stake out a forceful foreign policy stance that addresses heightened American anxiety about security.
But Sept. 11 was a constant backdrop, and as Mr. Giuliani promoted his vision of a forceful foreign policy that calls for the United States to continue slugging it out in Iraq, he let his audiences know that his was an outlook forged by fire.
