Sentence examples for forceful safety from inspiring English sources
Evidence presented at the meeting suggests that many campuses lack forceful safety standards.
For years, Adrian Benepe, the parks commissioner, has been a forceful advocate of the safety of turf fields made with shredded rubber.
"How do we build the twenty-first-century social compact?" Perez's new perch, at the D.N.C., has given him a broader platform, and a couple of hours after the House passed the American Health Care Act last week, he championed the old safety net in forceful language.
In your opinion, what steps should the federal government take to ensure that neither inaction and neglect nor unnecessarily forceful martial law takes the place of effective safety and security measures?
Ms. Clancy, a compact woman and a forceful talker, said she had always assumed that William was the son whose safety she needn't worry about.
On a day that echoed with refrains from the civil rights era and tributes to the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Mr. Obama dispensed with the post-partisan appeals of four years ago to lay out a forceful vision of advancing gay rights, showing more tolerance toward illegal immigrants, preserving the social welfare safety net and acting to stop climate change.
In forceful terms unusual in an Inaugural Address, our new president rejected "as false the choice between our safety and our ideals".
