A theme among some of those involved in pro-Palestinian activism in the last few years has been the forceful denial of antisemitic intent.
Ignagni's accompanying comments were gentle even if the intent was forceful.
Deputy Mayor of London Richard Barnes said the strides Bexley had made with the launch of the taskforce, together with the efforts under the Met-wide Operation Ferrous, delivered "a forceful message to those intent on carrying out such malicious theft and sabotage that it will not be tolerated".
Across the river, within view of Yankee Stadium (or stadiums, both old and new), two young boys hurled stones toward our vessel, failing to reach the mark but prompting Captain Weber to respond to their ill intent with a few forceful honks on his foghorn.
By the start of the invasion in March 2003, the Rice of early 2000, who had published an article in Foreign Affairs decrying the Clinton administration's "moral impulse to spread American democracy," had morphed into a forceful public advocate of bringing down Saddam Hussein, whom she pictured as intent on acquiring nuclear weapons that could lead to "a mushroom cloud" over the United States.
Mr. Obama's forceful defense of Mr. Warren, the author of "The Purpose Driven Life," has signaled an intent to continue his campaign's effort to woo even theologically conservative Christians.
It was part of the bedrock of America's legal system, steeped in the intent of the founders, the will of most state legislatures and the forceful — if occasional — rulings of the courts.
At a time when "get tough" crime policies are running amok -- and, as a result, the prison population has soared past two million -- Jesse Friedman's travails are a forceful reminder of why we need a more progressive criminal justice system, one less intent on seeing the world in black and white.
A heartbreak record of the most forceful kind, it's an album of oppressive, claustrophobic synth music really too malign in its intent (some sample song titles: Tumor, Carcass) to be called "pop".
