It becomes clear that concerted action will happen only if the public, somehow, becomes forcefully involved.
Jonny Greenwood provides the music (his fourth straight Anderson film), constructing a score that's jazzy and mellow but forcefully involved, a reminder of the manner in which, in every film since Magnolia, Anderson has used the music as a motor not only carrying us from one scene to the next, but propelling us.
One was "John Brown," an early protest song that Mr. Dylan never released on a studio album: its narrative, forcefully told, involves a shattered soldier returning to his chastened mother.
Documents from local 610 Offices across the country revealed the details of the campaign, which involved setting transformation quotas, and required local authorities to forcefully take Falun Gong practitioners into transformation-through-reeducation sessions.
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Our concerns apply most forcefully to inferences involving transfer of climate associations from one region or continent (usually the species' native range) to another (typically a prospective invasion range).
That report, which had been written at General Gordon's request, criticized Mr. Tenet for failing to involve himself more forcefully in the Deutch case to ensure its proper resolution.
This can't just mean cutting the existing share of the cake into smaller, or different, portions; it has to involve speaking up loudly and forcefully for the size of the share to be increased.
It might plausibly be described as a spreading of democracy but, perhaps more important, it would also involve, as the "Clean Break" paper said, forcefully altering the regional balance of power.
American military commanders, including Gen. David H. Petraeus, have started to argue forcefully that the solution to the conflict in Afghanistan, where the American war effort looks increasingly uncertain, must involve a wide array of neighbors.
