If the poster is disregarding your request, you have to try a more forceful strategy.
In Mr Pincus's convincing view, James was an experienced ruler with a coherent and forceful strategy for modernising the English state.James's exemplar in this project was France's Sun King, Louis XIV, and his particular brand of avant-garde Gallican Catholicism that supported royal absolutism and opposed any kind of religious pluralism.
His address prompted blistering attacks from those who have been clamoring for a new and more forceful strategy.
Silence is a forceful political strategy only if it disrupts.
Each woman is encouraged to create a 'tool box' of forceful strategies that she would be willing to employ against a man she knows who is threatening her sexual integrity, and to escalate her resistance if any early strategies she tries are ineffective.
Mr. McCain, a forceful advocate of the Iraq strategy, offered an opposing view when he took the stage shortly after Mrs. Clinton.
An enterprise's productivity is closely correlated with its people and strategies; therefore, a forceful human resource management system is the most valuable asset of the current century construction companies.
While she has not explicitly repudiated that vote, she has moved away from it, becoming a forceful critic of the White House war strategy and saying last month that she would not vote the same way today.
Merrill said Comcast's third-quarter results "reflected a new volume-oriented, forceful marketing strategy, resulting in a dramatic sequential and year-over-year rebound in data, digital and basic subscribers".
It's true that he's been a champion of charter schools, an energetic enforcer of accountability and a forceful (and often successful) propagator of sundry other worthy reform strategies.
In extraordinary debates over military strategy, however, some officers have faulted the generals for not taking a forceful stand.
