Sentence examples for forceful efforts from inspiring English sources

He has criticised China's "predatory currency manipulation" and promised "more forceful efforts" to stop it.

But his most forceful efforts involve objects and reflect finely honed skills that combine aspects of curator, window-dresser and eagle-eyed shopper.

But such forceful efforts to deter potential enemies and influence friends can be dated back, as Arendt wrote, to "the fateful war crime that ended the last world war," the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Though useful, Mr. Obama's new proposal would have a stronger effect if he combined it with forceful efforts to get Fannie, Freddie and private banks to reduce the principal on underwater loans.

Under Mr. Obama, the Justice Department has maintained the Bush administration's forceful efforts to kill the lawsuits, and the department said Wednesday that it was pleased by the ruling.

The evidence is drawn chiefly from news reports over the last year that detail Mr. DeLay's forceful efforts to persuade corporate lobbyists to donate large sums to political action committees he and his associates control.

Instead, he said, his first task is to put in place a more systematic, perhaps more forceful, effort to hunt elusive Qaeda and Taliban forces.

It was a forceful effort, clearing the way for Mr. Gore's all-important address tonight.

An alumni network of those administrations, ranging from top contributors to field operatives, has elevated a whisper campaign into a forceful effort to enlist him.

But a forceful effort to shape the field on the ballot in critical races has fueled questions about the propriety of a president's using his power to pick winners and to stifle competition within his own party.

Their statement was the most forceful effort yet to use anger over the verdict to galvanize opposition to Mr. Shafik, long considered a contender to succeed Mr. Mubarak inside his authoritarian one-party system.