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be forcefully implemented
adverb
In a forceful manner; vigorously; powerfully.
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There is labour law that forbids a 16-hour working day, among other malpractices, but it is not forcefully implemented by the local authority.
The racial aspect of this issue must be forcefully discussed.
This needs to be forcefully pointed out.
This needs to be forcefully pointed out, whenever possible.
This system flaw must be forcefully attended to if vaccination programs are to grow and hesitancy in the community curbed.
And while Major League Baseball and N.F.L. saw the positive test of the rugby player as a significant development, their unions were far more restrained".We believe we have the best drug-testing policy and there is no reason to forcefully implement any blood-testing at this time," said George Atallah, a spokesman for the N.F.L. union.
The argument is forcefully made.
It is forcefully peer-oriented.
She presents herself as being forcefully self-aware.
He is forcefully direct in manner.
He was forcefully told that was not enough.
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