As plotting of terrorism against the United States continues, the defeat of al-Qaida will be best achieved by forcefully destroying the group's sanctuaries and killings its leaders, the report says.
A close reading of The New York Times text of Mr. Shevardnadze's speech seems to me to disclose, however, a warning to Mr. Gorbachev that an effort to impose democracy forcefully could destroy democratic reform and turn into renewed dictatorship.
George Osborne, the chancellor, has seen his chances of succeeding Cameron effectively destroyed, after he campaigned so forcefully alongside the prime minister.
Obama believes that gross inequality damages our society, and he has forcefully criticized the deceitful banking practices that nearly destroyed the economy and pushed the homes of more than eleven million people underwater.
Mr. Illarionov believes the administration is unlikely to forcefully challenge the Kremlin in the numerous areas where it has destroyed expectations for Russia's future as a predictable, fair and law-abiding country.
Hong Kong health officials, fearing that the virus was on the verge of becoming extremely contagious, acted forcefully to build a moat around the outbreak: during the last week of December, they destroyed every chicken in the city.
Indeed, it became an extraordinarily powerful drama, a kind of epic poem that forcefully and relentlessly conveyed vivid memories of the dead, and touched upon the implications of children growing up without a parent, of the emptiness of a home without a companion, of years of shared dreams and poignant hopes destroyed.
Consumer advocates, including us at The Greenlining Institute, argued forcefully for CFPB's creation in the financial reform law, in order to prevent a rerun of the sorts of fraud and abuse that shipwrecked our economy and destroyed the dreams of millions.
