The Republican mobilization in the anti-retention operation will require a highly visible and forceful campaign on Mr. Wiggins's behalf.
He mounted a surprisingly forceful campaign, painting Mr. Weprin as a party insider who would support the status quo.
To discredit allegations of war crimes, Syria and its ally Russia have instigated a forceful campaign of disinformation and punditry.
And he waged a far more forceful campaign against Al Qaeda than Bush had — a campaign that included the killing of Osama bin Laden.
The city's forceful campaign against scofflaws is a combination of policy changes and computer databases that make debtors easier to find.
So there is reason to believe that a more forceful campaign against inequality than Mr. Obama has articulated so far would resonate.
A lobby group for chemicals sector, Cefic, which includes powerhouses like BASF of Germany, led a particularly forceful campaign for the rules to be relaxed.
As the administration works to win over skeptical Democrats in Washington, Mr. Obama is taking his health care message to Philadelphia and St . Louisthis week, the latest steps in a forceful campaign designed to demystify the complicated health care measure.
Hillary Clinton's forceful campaign, however important, pales in comparison with this historic American tendency in explaining why a female president is now a near certainty and not long off.
Sky Sports, for whom he has worked the past two years while reinvigorating the tired old art of football punditry, has unleashed a forceful campaign against an ambitious new rival in BT Sport.
A 2006 study by the United States Tennis Association, which has battled the trend somewhat successfully with a forceful campaign to recruit young players, found that punishing hurricane seasons factored into the decline of play in the South, while the soaring popularity of electronic games and newer sports like skateboarding was diminishing the number of new tennis players everywhere.
