Sentence examples for forcefully opposed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kirk forcefully opposed the racial integration of schools and as governor defied a court order to allow school busing.

He has forcefully opposed American-led counterterrorism policy, from drone attacks in Pakistan to the Afghan war.

It should be forcefully opposed by all those who want to see this conflict end," said Netanyahu.

Mr. Paladino has forcefully opposed same-sex marriage, but in the interview, Ms. Paladino suggested that she would be open to it.

But teachers' unions, who forcefully opposed the legislation last year, say the measure, which will mostly affect new teachers, is deeply flawed.

He has also forcefully opposed the government's use of racial classifications, and he wrote to strike down a key provision of the Voting Rights Act.

Their cause inspired others to more forcefully oppose the war.

Andreotti's "rightwing" government did not forcefully oppose these changes.

He made clear during his speech that he will continue to forcefully oppose the foreign policy course being pursued by the Bush administration.

But Johnson & Johnson's move adds to a growing chorus from the pharmaceutical industry forcefully opposing the use of its products in lethal injection.

Mr. Hewlett, 57, has taken the unusual step of publicly, and increasingly forcefully, opposing a deal that he voted for as a Hewlett-Packard director.