For example, In a class of 30, if one likes the subject of Mathematics, while the other finds an interest in drawing and music, the later one will have to, forcefully, attend the mathematics class, irrespective of having any interest in the subject.
Scouts combed neighborhoods and regions, searching out talented youngsters who were invited, sometimes forcefully, to attend the schools and join the clubs.
First, President Obama attended and spoke forcefully on the issues at hand.
An acquaintance of mine attended a recent private Trump fundraiser at which a prominent and famous Trump supporter forcefully declared to the group, "There is no place for idealism in the world".
Brezhnev, who attended the gathering, used the occasion to expound his Brezhnev Doctrine, a self-granted Soviet right to forcefully intervene if an allied state strays too far from the fraternal course.
Listen; when you die you cannot take money with you so what's the benefit to take money forcefully?" (Dai, aged 65 years, in practice for 50 years, Kallyanpur, Dhaka, semi-structured interview) "Few days ago I attended a delivery at Amtala and it was a baby girl.
But the fact that Hardin spoke so forcefully about Novitzky (who did attend the hearing) only underlined the stature that Novitzky had taken on by that point as well as the widespread assumption that he would lead any investigation of Clemens stemming from the Congressional hearing.
But over the last several months, he has staked a claim on the issue, speaking out forcefully for an end to the bombing trials, attending rallies and meeting in February with a fellow Republican, President Bush, and his aides.
In 1957, racial inequality and the racial achievement gap were forcefully maintained by white politicians, parents and police officers determined to keep the Little Rock Nine and other blacks from attending white schools.
The argument is forcefully made.
