Sentence examples similar to forcefully encourage from inspiring English sources

This reform program was guided by neoliberal ideology and strongly (if not forcefully) encouraged by the international financial institutions [ 38].

Ironically, therefore, I find myself as a man arguing that to weaken the Paula Principle we need forcefully to encourage part-time careers for men.

Now, finally, the Food and Drug Administration is stepping in more forcefully to encourage the positive effects of e-cigarettes and discourage the drawbacks.

This may encourage Mr Sharon to push ahead more forcefully with his controversial plan for Israel to withdraw from the Gaza strip.

Critics of Pius say he turned a blind eye to the Holocaust but his supporters say he worked behind the scenes to encourage the Church to save Jews because speaking out more forcefully would have worsened the situation for all.

Some analysts attributed the market declines to disappointment that the Fed did not act more forcefully and to little faith that policy tools like lower interest rates could encourage consumers to spend more when they were already worried about jobs.

Now, the party leadership has acted more forcefully, apparently in the hope that a burst of children will replenish the nation's work force and encourage more consumer spending.

Republicans forcefully criticized the policies of Clinton (in 1993 and 1994) and Obama (in 2009 and 2010)–but they did not threaten to shut down the government, cause America to go into default, and encourage America to go over any fiscal cliffs.

"So the government's welfare reforms are encouraging people, quite forcefully in some respects, to look for work".

Friends and patients welcomed his sympathetic benevolence, but critics accused Darwin of forcefully imposing his views and of encouraging religious skepticism.

The leg was extended as forcefully as possible and participants were encouraged to make a maximal effort during the measurement.