In Kentucky, Senate Leader Mitch McConnell (R), a forceful opponent of campaign finance disclosure, has been buoyed by more than $18 million in dark money.
Officials at the Department of Health and Human Services, which oversees the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, have not made a forceful case for more financing from Congress.
Chandor, whose father worked in finance in New York, demonstrated a forceful and sensitive understanding of such things as the protocols of hierarchy in the financial world and the dramatic significance of decorum, diction, glances, silences.
Right now the European Union and IMF, with the forceful backing of the German chancellor and finance minister, are coercing the democratically elected Greek government into effectively disabling the Greek economy.
While the majority argued that New York City's problems are largely due to a population of difficult students rather than lack of state financing, Justice David Saxe, in a forceful dissent, said in essence that the court was blaming the victim.
While we aren't facing the chaos that recently enveloped Cairo or the completely misshapen finances of Cuba, something more forceful than a just a gentle breeze is beginning to reshape the American perception of small business.
The person who symbolises this economic success more than any other, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Nigeria's finance minister until June, is a forceful character.
For one thing, it has a forceful (opponents say arrogant) leader in Ivan Kostov, a former finance minister.
Also, Walpole possessed remarkable powers in debate: his knowledge of the detail of government, particularly of finance, was unmatched, and his expression was clear, forceful, and always cogent.
His career has meandered between academia, finance and government, but he has always been a forceful proponent of economic considerations in the formation of American foreign policy.
