That, along with forceful decisions to exert more control over the armed forces, could allow Indonesia's new president and his democratic supporters to breathe a little easier.
Her predecessor, Joel I. Klein, liked to make quick, forceful decisions.
"If Europe does not make the right, collective, forceful decisions now," he wrote, "we risk new, and possibly global, market calamities due to a contagion of doubt that could engulf our common union".
During Mr. Pataki's re-election campaign, critics said he was not taking a leadership role in the rebuilding because forceful decisions could anger constituencies vital to the campaign.
"I am now convinced, after 14 months, that no matter what Greece does – and we have proven ready to live up to our responsibilities – if Europe does not make the right, collective, forceful decisions now, we risk new, and possibly global, market calamities due to a contagion of doubt that could engulf our common union," he said.
Frans Timmermans said "unanimous" and "forceful" decisions had been taken on enhanced sanctions against Russia over the Ukraine conflict.
Hence, these prototypes can be interpreted as forceful laboratories for decision making and business transformation.
For all these unusual developments, the judge, Larry Paul Fidler of Superior Court, was clear and forceful in his decision at the end of the day.
