Sentence examples for forceful advocates from inspiring English sources

Both are also forceful advocates for helping the poor.

Mr. Beardsley considers Ms. Bargmann "among the most forceful advocates for this kind of work in the U.S".

Appointed minister of war in 1918, he was one of the most forceful advocates of Japanese involvement in a Siberian expedition against the new Soviet regime in Russia.

Mr Cohen says such behaviour is alienating China scholars everywhere, many of whom have been forceful advocates of a softer line towards the country.

Ms. Norman's late husband, Shea Penland, a geologist who died in 2008, was one of the country's most forceful advocates for preservation of the Louisiana's coastal wetlands.

Just about a year ago, the Times editorial board was among the most forceful advocates of the so-called comprehensive immigration reform bill before the Senate.

It will also send to the world organization a prominent and forceful advocate of stronger action, including military force if necessary, to stop mass killings like those in the Darfur region of Sudan in recent years.

That person may have to become a forceful advocate on an incapacitated patient's behalf.

Under Johnson, Bundy was a forceful advocate of expanding the United States' involvement in the Vietnam War.

Some would love for the president to be a more forceful advocate for statehood.

Of the three, Mr. Emanuel was the most forceful advocate for deploying the fewest number of troops.