A few protest leaders even hint at a more forceful tactic: urging the military leaders who have already defected to add their weight to the demands for a transitional council.
The aides said the decision was known for weeks only to Scott Reed, the campaign manager, and Mrs. Dole, who was described as the most forceful in urging her husband to leave the Senate.
He was forceful in urging his children to vote SPD or Green and when his youngest son, Bruno, as a teenager wanted to put a Christian Democrat sticker on his window, Grass forebade it.
The Times's Larry Rohter and Edmund L. Andrews write: As the foreclosure crisis has rippled across the economy, it has thrust itself to the forefront of the presidential race, with Democrats seizing on the issue in urging forceful government steps to alleviate the crisis.
As the foreclosure crisis has rippled across the economy, it has thrust itself to the forefront of the presidential race, with Democrats seizing on the issue in urging forceful government steps to alleviate the crisis.
It turns out that he was a consistent and forceful advocate for reform from within the industry, urging gun makers to take voluntary action to reduce the risk of gun death and injury.
That "Liberians, the United Nations and other countries" are urging more forceful United States involvement should certainly be taken into account by American policy makers.
It's now well known that as Secretary of State, she advocated a more forceful policy in Syria, after urging Obama to join Britain and France to counter the violence unleashed on the Libyan people by Muammar Gadaffi.
First, in numerous private conversations and increasingly forceful public statements, policy makers are urging their European counterparts to take big steps and move fast to reassure markets.
The lawmakers who sponsored an effort to rein in risky trading on Wall Street are now urging regulators to finalize a forceful version of the Volcker Rule by the summer.
