The ensuing bloody year pushed the White House as well as the Congress to take more forceful steps toward emancipation.
The forceful position toward Israel that Mr. Obama has adopted in recent weeks over settlement expansion may also make the Palestinian conflict more and more his own problem.
There was a respite in the great struggle between the Holy Roman Empire and the papacy; moreover, Louis IX's forceful attitude toward the Holy Roman emperor, Frederick II, had dampened the latter's enthusiasm for war.
The assaults have brought the cost of the war home to the Russian heartland and created a potential political problem for the new president, who was elected largely because of his forceful policy toward Chechnya.
believes that a determined and forceful move toward complete European Monetary Union should be reaffirmed in order to restore faith in the system, because as we see it at the moment, the viability of the European monetary system is questioned," she said.
Later, during the time of Thomas Aquinas, the church moved toward more forceful support of high fertility and opposition to birth control.
The liquidity crisis has spurned a change in Fed policy toward a forceful inflationary stance, but there is another consequence to this summer's commodity price decline.
But he grew more expressive throughout the nearly three-hour ceremony in front of one of the world's most important shrines to the rosary, made a forceful appeal for peace and, toward the end, delivered impromptu remarks.
By saying what he did, Francona reminded the Red Sox that, with or without a forceful Beckett, they must keep grinding toward their ultimate goal.
Ms. Wilson's voice is as forceful as an arm suddenly jabbed toward the ceiling and as concentrated as the image of her counting her fingers while singing "Remind me to count to 10" from the Kern-Fields standard "Remind Me".
