To change our own patterns of investment may be, as the authors of this report contend so forcefully, the most realistic future to plan for".
There are areas where the Trump administration's actions toward the press have real stakes and demand real action ― the White House decision to blacklist several news outlets and bar them from a closed-door White House briefing is a good example of something with which the media must forcefully contend.
And the result at A.I.G. suggests the potential pitfalls should the government move in, as some observers contend is necessary, and forcefully take control of businesses in an array of industries that need financing to survive, be they banks or automakers.
Cruz forcefully contends that the European Union already has a constitution – even if it is not of the type that most Americans are accustomed to dealing with.
The difference with his position now appears to be primarily one of emphasis, with Mr. McCain forcefully contending the Cuban embargo should be kept in place until certain specific political freedoms are restored.
Weaker countries, fearful of forfeiting sovereignty, contend that they are acting forcefully and blame fickle financial markets for their rising interest costs.
Perhaps you got good at dodging the enemies the previous area had to offer, but now you've got to contend with snakes that relentlessly pursue you until forcefully deterred.
We will then take up an alternative model of steel's place in early industrial Britain, one that draws critically upon the notion of an "Industrial Enlightenment," which has been so forcefully developed in recent years by Joel Mokyr.2 The Industrial Enlightenment, we contend, cannot account for technological change in the steel trades.
Again, this is not to diminish the true moral challenge of abortion, one that we'll always grapple with, but simply to contend that logical, ethical and intellectual consistency are imperative if you aim to strip someone of their rights and forcefully intrude on their most private of choices.
The prelates defending Benedict so forcefully also feel that it is irksome for Benedict to be the subject of scrutiny given that he has spoken out against abuse, met victims and — they contend — taken action as head of Doctrine of the Faith, as well as pope.
