Sentence examples for forcefully declaring that from inspiring English sources

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 27 — Senator Barack Obama says he will start confronting Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton more forcefully, declaring that she had not been candid in describing her views on critical issues, as he tries to address mounting alarm among supporters that his lack of assertiveness has allowed her to dominate the presidential race.

He forcefully declared that originalism was the only way.

Relegated mostly to short passes from the slot in his first two seasons, Smith has forcefully declared that he is prepared to line up wide and go deep.

For Trump, this was a crucial opportunity to condemn such hateful acts and to forcefully declare that this is not who we are".

Hours after Swiss authorities arrived unannounced at a Zurich hotel and arrested top FIFA officials early Wednesday morning, the Justice Department and prosecutors for the Eastern District of New York forcefully declared that their investigation had only just begun and pledged to rid the international soccer organization of systemic corruption.

Nearly a year ago, as the Obama administration issued a first draft of its plan to reform the financial system, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner forcefully — and correctly — declared that anything less than a total overhaul would be inadequate.

And in January, with Powell's urging, Musharraf had made a speech forcefully declaring his opposition to terrorism and Islamic extremism.

To start forcefully asserting the central federal role in immigration, the administration should rescind a once-secret 2002 memo from President George W. Bush's attorney general, John Ashcroft, that declared that state and local police had "inherent authority" to make immigration arrests.

The Group of 20 -- the forum of the leaders of the world's most powerful economies -- meets at summit level in November and needs to use this event to forcefully declare "NO IMPUNITY". It is encouraging that the G20 is gradually moving in this direction.

Gender discrimination pervaded the workplace in Britain at the time but De Normanville was supportive of his wife's ambition, and Erulkar later recounted that her husband had forcefully declared: "I married a film director and you're going to stay a film director".

Not long after that, Mr. DiFrancesco abruptly dropped out of the governor's race only days after he forcefully declared his candidacy in the aftermath of weeks of critical news reports detailing his past business dealings.