Sentence examples for forcefully endorsed from inspiring English sources

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From the Israeli perspective, he criticized expansion of settlements and forcefully endorsed creation of an independent Palestinian state, which Israel's current government has refused to endorse.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15 — The World Health Organization on Friday forcefully endorsed wider use of the insecticide DDT across Africa to exterminate and repel the mosquitoes that cause malaria.

Standing next to Thailand's health minister, Mr. Clinton also forcefully endorsed recent decisions by Thailand and Brazil to break patents held by American pharmaceutical companies that are charging prices Mr. Clinton described as exorbitant, but that drug company officials said were reasonable.

So while it's stunning to hear McInnis so forcefully endorse Arizona's racial profiling law today, and while its shocking to hear him say he wants to implement a similar law here in Colorado, it's consistent with his legislative history.

So far, Washington has neither endorsed economic reform forcefully nor used its considerable leverage (in the form of massive military aid) to nudge the military to consent to change.

Mr. Cuomo's representatives have repeatedly answered that charge forcefully by noting that the governor endorsed Democratic candidates, stumped for them and helped to raise money for the Senate Democratic Conference.

"There are many reasons given to the decline in Bees, but one argument that matters most is the use of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO) and "Terminator Seeds" that are presently being endorsed by governments and forcefully utilized as our primary agricultural needs of survival," argued the anti-globalization group Global Research, in what amounted to a rhetorical and circumstantial argument.

And he has endorsed Mexico's evolution toward democracy more forcefully than any previous chief justice.

But the government waited until early this year to admit that the operation qualified as an "armed conflict," which frees soldiers to operate still more forcefully in their own defence.The federal prosecutors seem to have endorsed this shift by deciding not to charge the German commander who had ordered in the Kunduz airstrike with war crimes.

Two weeks later, the independent who votes with the Democrats endorsed the Republican at an American Legion post in New Hampshire, saying no candidate spoke as forcefully on the "pre-eminent questions" of war and national security.