"In the current situation, it will be quite difficult to forcefully pursue policies based on the people's support and trust," Mr. Abe said, seeming at one point on the verge of tears and failing — television commentators and ordinary people alike said critically — to bow or apologize during his news conference.
"The Japanese forcefully detaining the Chinese based on the excuse of its domestic laws was an illegal action".
India has a grim choice at hand: make good on its pledge to retaliate forcefully against militant groups based in Pakistani territory, or appear at home and abroad as a nation that draws a line in the sand only to keep moving it back.
But its chief executive, Cormac McCarthy, refuted the rumors so forcefully -- "our strategy is based on independence," he said in a recent radio interview -- that the deal took the sleepy Irish bourse by surprise on Monday morning.
The recent decision to outlaw memory through legislative means suggests a politics of memory based on an attempt to forcefully master the past.
McCain can answer questions based on these frames easily and forcefully, as he did at the Saddleback debate, which he won handily.
No, Joyce Carol Oates says forcefully: the protagonist of her new novel is not based on Harvard University President Drew Gilpin Faust.
Saudi Arabia has responded to these criticisms forcefully over the past year, arguing that its legal system is based on sharia, or Islamic law.
In the West, such a platform based approach to government has been championed most forcefully by Tim O'Reilly, with early adopters such as the UK's Government Digital Service devotees of the approach.
Governments have been cutting financial support for clean power in a bid to balance their budgets, while President Trump's administration seems likely, based on his promises during his election campaign, to forcefully support fossil fuels.
