Sentence examples for forcefully opposing from inspiring English sources

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.

Early this week, disgraced former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich warned that "a commitment to religious freedom and God-given rights is being replaced by a secular oppression... ..  Just hours after those words appeared on Human Events, Gingrich issued a statement forcefully opposing the construction of a community center and mosque in downtown Manhattan, two blocks from Ground Zero. .

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

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

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.

She voted to authorize the war in Iraq in 2002 and defended the invasion early on, but now forcefully opposes the war.

Inexplicably, conservatives in the Republican Party have forcefully opposed many of these educational programs, so it is Democrats who actually represent the real pro-life party.

Regarding the Palestinians, Israeli officials had been counting on the Obama administration to forcefully oppose the United Nations bid — as it did last year — and to chastise those countries that support it.

As long as Muslim lands are invaded and occupied, with hundreds of thousands dead; as long as Western power and double standards against Muslims exist, Muslims won't forcefully oppose Muslim terrorism.

Aides said the general -- meeting in Skopje with the Kosovo Albanian leaders Ibrahim Rugova, Hashim Thaci and Ramush Haradinaj -- told them they should more forcefully oppose the Albanian insurgency in neighboring Macedonia.