Sentence examples similar to forceful improvement from inspiring English sources
If Israel cannot find the leadership it needs, it is obvious that Washington and all the major European capitals are going to be more robust, more directional and more forceful about the immediate and specific improvements that are needed.
President Obama said Tuesday that U.S. intelligence agencies could have prevented the attempt to bomb an airliner on Christmas Day, and used a grim and forceful White House statement to demand rapid improvements in efforts to protect Americans from attack.
The economy was deeply depressed and showed few signs of improvement, and one might have expected the bank to take forceful action.
The report noted that "the negative outlook on Australia reflects our view that without the implementation of more forceful fiscal policy decisions, material government budget deficits may persist for several years with little improvement".
From 1999 to June, Dr. Hall was the forceful, erudite and data-driven superintendent of a once-failing urban school district that became a model of improvement.
Besides the forceful language on citizenship, it offers ways to end backlogs in family-sponsored immigration, urges more staffing and improvements in immigration courts and added protections for immigrants who assert their labor rights.
On the other hand, Luther's vehemence and forceful rhetoric were so compelling that, rightly or wrongly, his name came to be fused with the general hope of improvement in human affairs.
