Ultimately, it is the reality of the Obama Administration's support for a discredited status quo across the region, and not the actions of the Eisenhower Administration half a century ago, that makes it impossible for the United States to play a forceful role advocating for democracy in Iran at this crucial moment in the history of the Islamic Republic, and ours as well.
Mr. Ross is known for playing a forceful role in revamping ailing companies in struggling industries, most notably steel and coal.
By contrast, the program placed "Estancia" between two Balanchine pieces in whose décor urban architecture plays a forceful role.
Kaiser, who has declined interview requests, said through spokesman Renzi Stone that he has not discussed Solyndra's loan "with the U.S. government". Other e-mails show that he rejected requests to take a more forceful role in advocating for the company.
But the immigrant advocates said Mr. Obama could help the bill by taking a more forceful role, and argued that a halt to deportations would unleash a surge of popular support for the measure.
Recently, investigators focused on the developmental origins of chronic disease called for a more forceful role of public health officials to reduce the burden of disease established early in life (108).
But only on education has he broken fundamentally with his conservative allies by calling for the federal government to play a more forceful role in America's schools.
In the lakeside scenes, Rothbart, a forceful mime role, dances unnecessarily.
The European Commission has taken a forceful global role in establishing that view, especially under Margrethe Vestager, the current commissioner of competition, who, this week, levied a record $2.7 billion fine against Google for abusing its monopoly power.
The Dog is, among other things, a forceful argument for the role of imagination in fiction and in life.
