Sentence examples for forceful move from inspiring English sources

President Ollanta Humala of Peru has dismissed two-thirds of the generals in the country's national police force, the most forceful move yet in an anti-corruption drive he announced shortly after taking office in July.

An adoption ban would be an even more forceful move against the United States.

And Intel, seeing a future dominated by the smaller, cheaper chips that are ARM's stock in trade, and has started a forceful move into smartphones, TVs and consumer electronics through new lines of low-power chips.

Now Mr Ogio's gambit, the most forceful move by a governor-general the region has seen in decades, has been met with a shrug and promptly ignored.Somewhere, a royalist has surely realised with anxiety that the question, "just what do we get out of the Commonwealth?", fits snugly within Twitter's 140-character limit.(Picture credits: AFP, Wikimedia Commons).

believes that a determined and forceful move toward complete European Monetary Union should be reaffirmed in order to restore faith in the system, because as we see it at the moment, the viability of the European monetary system is questioned," she said.

"In all likelihood, the financial markets will appreciate the Fed's forceful move to ease financial market stress".

As many people have noted, the Women's March this weekend, in addition to being forceful, moving, and, yes, huge, was funny.

The Iraqi government's forceful moves to assert authority have concerned some American officers, though senior American officials insisted that cooperation had improved.

The fears of a state of emergency come after other official statements suggesting the government is considering forceful moves against the protesters.

What she called "moving against others" corresponds roughly to forceful, "moving toward others" to enabling and "moving away from others" to disengaged; see K. Horney, "Our Inner Conflicts: A Constructive Theory of Neurosis" (New York: W.W. Norton, 2003).

Weary legs and tired minds always had the potential to reduce this contest to a plod as it dragged on in the muggy heat, but England were more assured in their passing, more forceful moving up the pitch and threatened to reclaim parity after Thomas Meunier's early goal.