The phrase "forceful measures" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to actions or techniques that are strong and persuasive in achieving a desired outcome. Example: The government has implemented forceful measures to combat the spread of COVID-19, including strict lockdowns and mass testing programs.
In 1999, for example, opposition by China and Russia prevented the Security Council from agreeing on forceful measures to end ethnic cleansing by Yugoslav and Serbian forces in Kosovo, prompting the United States and other members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATOO) to take matters into their own hands through a massive bombing campaign against Serbian targets.
"If the government doesn't respond, we will continue with forceful measures," he said.
Forceful measures to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons are more effective than treaties.
He restored order, putting into effect a number of forceful measures.
China's ambassador, Wang Guangya, said he saw no need for the more forceful measures.
"Experience shows us that Israel cannot prevent Palestinian freedom by forceful measures".
Either way, Mr Fukuda must then choose whether to let the bill die, or push it into law using the government's two-thirds majority in the lower house.That is a forceful measure, never used before, and Mr Ozawa threatens an upper-house censure.
Although its explosions lit the night sky and shook the walls of the camp, scaring some of the newer POWs, most saw it as a forceful measure to compel North Vietnam to finally come to terms.
Leaders hold a crisis summit to save the euro with more forceful rescue measures.
The forceful first measures are among the grandest statements in all choral literature.
"We will not take, in response to momentary fluctuations in economic growth, short-term and forceful stimulus measures," Li said in a speech.
