Sentence examples for forceful step from inspiring English sources

It also could take the more forceful step of expanding its investment portfolio.

The Obama administration took its most forceful step yet on climate change with an EPA proposal to curb greenhouse gases from existing power plants.

The Food and Drug Administration, looking at the same study data on Thursday, took a less forceful step and asked Abbott Laboratories, the maker of Meridia, to put a stronger warning on its label.

The Food and Drug Administration took a less forceful step and instead requested that Abbott state on the drug's label that Meridia should not be used in patients with a history of cardiovascular disease.

But in taking the forceful step of holding up a statute even before it was put into practice, Judge Bolton previewed her opinions on the case, indicating that the federal government was likely to win in the end on the main points.

The ban is the most forceful step yet in a three-year effort in Congress to curb abuses in the use of earmarks, which allow individual lawmakers to award financing for pet projects to groups and businesses, many of them campaign donors.

A bipartisan advisory group plans to deliver a report to Congress today that is sharply critical of China's trade practices and endorses sanctions including a tariff on imports unless Beijing takes forceful steps to allow its currency to move in line with market forces.

It will require forceful steps by this Congress to undo the damage.

And Ms. Buglisi devised forceful steps for three couples: Elizabeth Roxas and Kevin Predmore, Christine Dakin and Stephen Pier, and Miki Orihara and Mr. Foreman.

The ensuing bloody year pushed the White House as well as the Congress to take more forceful steps toward emancipation.

Were concrete evidence to emerge that senior government figures in Riyadh were involved in Khashoggi's disappearance or death, the United States should take forceful steps beyond Global Magnitsky.