"forceful protection" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to provide strong and vigorous protection or defense against something or someone. Example: The new security measures in place at the airport provide forceful protection against potential terrorist threats.
And in a twist of unintended consequences, San Francisco's forceful protections of tenants' rights may be partially to blame.
It is time for Beijing's leaders to give the Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP) the sort of comprehensive supervisory power that would transform it into a forceful national environmental protection agency.
Other state constitutions, where wording is less forceful, leave benefit protections relatively open to interpretation.
Across the region, land trusts, town recreation departments and city parks agencies have struggled with the question, weighing liability and wildlife protection against forceful advocacy of many dog owners.
Luo urged that in order to protect political stability, "forceful measures" be adopted "against those who, under the pretext of rights-protection (weiquan), carry out sabotage".
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Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg emerged as a forceful defender of the proposal, citing the constitutional protection of worship.
Mr. Rasmussen said later that the president had expressed "support and solidarity with Denmark in the light of the violence against Danish and other diplomatic missions". King Abdullah was less forceful in suggesting that free expression rights deserved special protection.
When Conservative leader Arthur Balfour (later 1st earl of Balfour) refused to commit himself, Chamberlain resigned his cabinet post and from 1903 to 1906 conducted a forceful private campaign, exhorting his listeners to "think imperially". But protection was a political bombshell.
