Sentence examples for forceful call from inspiring English sources
Despite stalled attempts to curtail such "therapy" in 18 other states, longstanding suspicions from the American Psychological Association and the White House's forceful call this month to ban the tactics, so-called conversion therapy remains legal for adults in all 50 states.
Did you see this as an opportunity to make a forceful call for action?
An outstanding example is James Montgomery Flagg's famous U.S. recruiting poster of Uncle Sam pointing directly at the viewer, a forceful call to patriotism during World War I.
Western and African political leaders have issued a forceful call for a military intervention in Mali, a country struggling with severe food shortages, drought and conflict.
On Monday, François Hollande, the French president, said that Paris would recognize a provisional Syrian government as soon as it had been formed, in the most forceful call to date by a Western country for Mr. Assad's ouster.
President Obama on Friday made a forceful call to narrow the government's access to millions of Americans' phone records as part of an overhaul of surveillance activities that have raised concerns about official overreach.
To improve this narrative, combining a heroic character with a clear moral, or solution, could move this narrative from simple critique to something more akin to a forceful call-to-action.
Some of the most forceful calls for more federal involvement in municipal bond issuing came from California, which issues more bonds and debt most years than any other state.
Also at the public hearing, jury members heard repeated, forceful calls from firefighters and their supporters for separate recognition on the memorial of uniformed rescue workers who died at the trade center.
Iraq has been more forceful, calling even today for attacks on Americans and American interests around the world and proclaiming that Iraqis were prepared to go on suicide terror missions against Israel.
Cameron had said he wanted to stay on to trigger article 50 and start negotiations to take the UK out of the EU in the event of a vote to leave but there is likely to be considerable pressure for him to quit given the public's defiance of his forceful calls for the UK to remain in the EU.
