Sentence examples for forceful on issues from inspiring English sources

Mr. Novelli promised that in the future, AARP would take more of a leadership role in lobbying efforts, would build its grass roots into a more potent force and would become more forceful on issues like pensions.

Mr. Ford's speech, at an industry management conference in this northwestern Michigan resort area, was his most forceful on environmental issues since becoming chief executive of the financially struggling company in October.

The gay political action committee Victory Fund has refused to endorse DeMaio, citing his refusal to be more forceful on LGBT issues, including the legal fight against Proposition 8, which banned same-sex marriage.

The union for major league umpires is especially forceful on the issue of job security, and the process for dismissing one for competence is so complex that it is almost never invoked.

Mr. Mahoney called on Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary general, to be more forceful on the issue.

His remarks Wednesday in Concord, N.H., about Chinese imports were some of the most forceful on the issue during the campaign.

He said Blatter has not been "not exactly been very forceful" on the issue of human rights violations in Qatar's preparations for the 2022 World Cup.

Is Mr. Lew willing to push the S.E.C. – perhaps by supporting Ms. White in a forceful fashion – on issuing and implementing the Volcker Rule?

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"No one is more forceful and more articulate on issues with the progressive community".

"He made a lot of forceful points tonight, there were a lot of forceful points to make, frankly on issues like trade and the economy, and he made those points and [laid] out the differences between them," Weaver said in the spin room after the debate.