Some of the most assertive calls for harsher punishment come from those who often are inclined to emphasize treatment and forgiveness rather than jail time.
Now they are being more assertive about calling for aid.
The case against Goode was essentially circumstantial, but the jury heeded the district attorney's call for assertive punishment of "crimes of violence" and convicted him.
Still, as the most assertive and broadest-based public call for change in the Soviet Union's European buffer zone, its challenge to both the entrenched rulers of Eastern Europe as well as to Mikhail S. Gorbachev, the Soviet leader, is unmistakable.
Gingrich can't discuss 43 because his own call for an assertive foreign policy and tax cuts sounds a lot like 43's presidency, which landed the country in a giant fiscal hole, proving that significantly diminished revenue without substantially trimmed entitlements don't do a budget any favors, especially when there are wars in the equation as well.
Indeed, Mr. Tamimi, the scholar, argued that some mainstream groups like the Brotherhood, were feeling the tug of their increasingly assertive conservative constituencies, which still relentlessly call for censorship and interest-free banking.
Clinton also used his speech to call for a continued assertive U.S. role abroad, saying that the nation needs to support the United Nations, international peacekeeping efforts and fragile democracies.
They call for small amounts of assertive flavors -- though chilies are used in many dishes, fiery food is rarely served in Vietnam -- and combine them to create synergies that are not only complex but even mysterious.
They also call for tougher oversight of offshore operations, more assertive environmental monitoring and new fees on oil companies to help pay for compliance.
His focus on corruption and rotten government, and his call for Pakistanis to aspire to better, helped voters to be more assertive.
So they call for an abandonment of the Cameron project and more red meat on crime, migration and assertive national identity.
