Sentence examples for forcefully fighting from inspiring English sources
Apple is forcefully fighting the order because doing what the FBI wants "could expose people to incredible vulnerabilities," "be bad for America" and "also set a bad precedent that I think many people in America would be offended by," Cook told ABC.
It'll be found in making the party more appealing to marginalized voters by forcefully fighting for criminal justice reform and abortion rights, to working-class voters, and to left-leaning independent voters who are frustrated that our two choices are both parties of capital.
In his inaugural address to Parliament, he spoke forcefully of combating poverty, fighting corruption, ending the country's multiple armed conflicts, and working for political reconciliation.
In an interview, Mr. Thaci rebuffed that characterization, arguing forcefully that he had been fighting a brutal war against a violent enemy.
South Africa's Life, Above All (Oliver Schmitz), co-produced with Germany, forcefully told the story of a plucky young village girl fighting religious prejudice.
The Clintons believe in fighting back, and fighting back quickly and effectively and forcefully.
Besides, in a globalized world where ideas and networks circulate beyond the control of states, we have little choice but to forcefully present our strongest counter-arguments and embrace the challenge of fighting extremism in the open.
We will advance preventive crime fighting strategies like intelligence-driven prosecution, empowering prosecutors to more forcefully impact public safety while reducing unnecessary incarceration.
"But we're fighting with our patience". Many Shiites also complained that Sunni Arab leaders have not spoken out forcefully enough against the bombings.
