Whether eloquently and forcefully championing new or forgotten ideas or dismantling what he saw as misconceptions, Dr. Gould spent a career trying to shed light on an impossibly wide variety of subjects.
"Sure, maybe the president himself could do more to forcefully champion this debate, but absent any real policy action it's not going to make a difference in the real medical problem of substance abuse, and it's not going to impress anyone".
Barjon was the only panelist who forcefully and directly championed the Haitian people, acting as the conscience of the hearing, just as she did in March 2010, less than six weeks after the earthquake, when she faced off against a roomful of fear mongers and aid vultures at a post disaster conference in Miami.
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.
The Trump administration has championed the notion more forcefully, Mexican officials say.
He stressed the importance of putting the government's rickety finances to rights, and he has since championed the cause of consumers.Yet both allies and opponents alike believe he has neither the gumption nor the authority forcefully to push for these goals.
Forcefully in his oral presentations and seminars, Bunge gives particular attention to the evaluation of the arguments at hand, championing the use of logic as an expediter of clarity of thought.
Cruz has begun to speak more forcefully against the immigration reform bill in the Senate, positioning himself as a more conservative version of a Latino Republican than Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla)., who is championing the bill.
People ought to find it easier to commute between Leeds and Manchester, he explained.Sir David now wants northern leaders to form a group to champion HS2 more forcefully.
The quality of Smetana's production of Glinka's A Life for the Tsar angered Glinka's champion Mily Balakirev, who expressed himself forcefully.
