Sentence examples for forceful lead from inspiring English sources

We are trying to achieve a consensus with our European partners instead of taking a forceful lead; we are relying on economic sanctions to force the Serbian government to behave itself; and we are unwilling to credibly threaten the use of military force.

The President understands that the U.S. must take a forceful lead in combating Islamic fanaticism, and his economic policies will make our economy far stronger than those of the liberal Massachusetts senator.

Lead both kinds of horses slowly and deliberately; older horses will be slower to begin with, while younger horses may appear overeager but risk re-injury with forceful leads.

The U.S. needs to take a forceful, constructive lead.

The forceful sneeze lead to spontaneous pharyngeal perforation, AKA an internal crack in his throat.

Barbe et al. therefore suggested that musculotendinous injuries resulting from performing repetitive, and/or forceful, tasks lead to an early inflammatory response.

Thirdly, the persistent livestock raids that existed in the region prior to the 2000 to 2007 peaceful and forceful disarmament led to a high number of pastoralist dropouts.

The failure of the US government to act collectively and of President Obama to play a more forceful role led to the US failing to pursue any cohesive strategy.

In agreement with Korb et al., [ 6] who reported that forceful blinking leads to significant increases in lipid layer thickness, this case demonstrates that conscious and complete blinking can also improve meibomian gland lipid flow.

The lamentably long catalog of crimes against humanity in this century should make even jaded diplomats recognize that without the U.S. taking a forceful, clear-cut lead — a lead based on a firm sense of what is right and wrong — the response to that dreadful question remains: It can happen again.

A report also found that a forceful eviction could lead to a "considerable destabilisation with depressive or suicidal crises".