Sentence examples for forcefully encouraged 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.

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

"They want to be the Consumer Reports of health and services for seniors," said Lynch, who encouraged AARP to come out forcefully against Social Security cuts in 2011.

The cavalier words Mr. Pike's campaign used to defend his degrading op-eds only encouraged me to speak out more forcefully against his candidacy.

The valve was connected to an electronic recording manometer and the patient was vigorously encouraged to inhale and exhale as forcefully as possible for 20 seconds.

The Catalan decision has encouraged animal welfare groups to protest more forcefully in Spain and in southern France, where about 100 bullfights are held each year.

"What people fail to understand," he added, "is that members of this administration are encouraged by the president to debate their views forcefully.

They could also fruitfully be encouraged to experiment with brackets and dashes, and wield more forcefully the humble comma.

The United States Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, who along with President Obama has urged the Europeans to move more forcefully to keep the crisis from infecting the global economy, said he was "encouraged by the direction and speed" at which the Europeans were moving, and by French and German pledges to find a solution.

(After meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping and other officials, Kerry sounded encouraged by Beijing's commitment to pressuring North Korea Chinaina could not have more forcefully reiterated its commitment to that goal" — but he had little progress to report on the territorial disputes).