Sentence examples for forceful proponent from inspiring English sources
There are two reasons to think that she might become a more forceful proponent of reform at home and abroad.
Ed was a lively undergraduate teacher and a forceful proponent of interdisciplinary medieval and Renaissance studies at Duke.
He has been a forceful proponent of economic considerations in the formation of American foreign policy, but the degree to which he will influence that policy remains uncertain.
His career has meandered between academia, finance and government, but he has always been a forceful proponent of economic considerations in the formation of American foreign policy.
Mr Bush has been a forceful proponent of the idea, but talks have repeatedly stalled, with opponents fearful it would allow corporations to dominate the poor.
Even President Bush, perhaps the most forceful proponent of the "don't talk to enemies" view, has shaded from black and white to gray on this issue.
The approach reflects how law enforcement has become more careful about training confidential informants to become cautious advisers rather than forceful proponents in plots they are investigating since the Sept. 11 attacks, said Karen J. Greenberg the executive director of the Center on Law and Security at New York University.
"He and the others at Wood & Co. have been among the most forceful proponents of better regulation of the Czech market".
The interim interior minister, Mohamed Ibrahim, is a police veteran who served in the same role under Mr. Morsi but refused to protect his party or his supporters, and human rights advocates say he is now a proponent of forceful action against the Islamists.
To this day, Egypt's revolutionaries, as well as proponents of forceful US action in Washington, have not forgotten that statement.
The German chancellor, Angela Merkel, the most vocal proponent of requiring some sacrifice on the part of private sector lenders, has been the most forceful political leader in pushing for a resolution of the negotiations.
