Officials had approached Colvin with "forceful" concerns about the lack of information given to them by Canada, causing them to lose "many, if not most — and possibly all — of our detainees," stated Colvin.
If I could have envisioned the size of the linebackers Steve would face as he progressed through the Greenwich school system to Brigham Young University and then to the National Football League as the quarterback of the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl XXIX, I may have been more forceful with my concerns for his safety.
There is a time and a place for expressing your irritation, concern or forceful beliefs.
The triumph by Mr. Romney offered a forceful response to the concerns that were raised about his candidacy only 10 days ago after a stinging loss to Mr. Gingrich in the South Carolina primary.
The Fed made no mention of SocGen, but said that in reaching its decision on the rate cut it had considered the "strains in some financial markets," and hoped that forceful action would ease concerns about "deteriorating conditions in financial markets".
But his forceful comments have not stilled concern on Capitol Hill.
But as talk of impeachment does gain steam, there is concern that a forceful push ― at least before any sustained investigation into Trump is conducted ― risks jeopardizing the very political and legal processes needed for it to be successful.
But Clinton advisers presented a more nuanced view, saying that some of her supporters — they could not specify how many — could be open to the McCain-Palin ticket depending on how Ms. Palin performed and whether she appeared to be a forceful, sincere advocate for the concerns of working women, their families and for policies that would help them.
The forceful response indicates Tehran's grave concern about the potency of the protests, and with good reason: They're the largest demonstrations the country has seen in nearly a decade.
Senators Hillary Clinton, Christopher Dodd and Joseph Biden — all of whom are running for president — voted against this legislation, when their records are otherwise quite forceful where national security issues are concerned.
