Holding up his finger, the secretary forcefully ordered the woman to "Be.
Also Mitterrand reacted forcefully, ordering a mission which parachuted fuel, food, ammunition and anti-tank missiles to the rebels, and also infiltrated military personnel.
His remarks were taken as maintaining pressure on the central bank to expand monetary stimulus more forcefully in order to tackle the deflation that has dogged Japan for more than a decade.
This belies the clear priority of authorities to forcefully maintain order against those who speak out against institutionalized misogyny, corruption and police inaction, rather than adequately prosecute those who commit the crimes in the first place.
We owe it to them and to their clients to do all we can to speak loudly and to write forcefully in order to expose government falsehoods about Guantánamo and its inmates.
"Presidential memoranda," once called presidential letters, are less formal but still direct agency action just as forcefully as executive orders.
In the interview on Sunday, he also forcefully defended his order to remove all private security contractors from Afghanistan by the end of the year, saying that they were "running a parallel security structure" in the country that was "looting and stealing from the Afghan people".
And as I shamble out of the room and into the world, I will push the memory of what I saw from my mind and burp forcefully as I order a Big Mac and large diet Sprite at the local eatery and petulantly pay with change and an expired coupon from last Halloween.
This objection can be pressed most forcefully against higher-order thought theories, of either variety, and against self-representational theories; but it is also faced by inner-sense theory (depending on what account can be offered of the evolutionary function of organs of inner sense).
By 1939, rising living standards, a new sense of order, albeit forcefully imposed, and success abroad had won him huge popularity, which the hysteria of war and conquest then increased.
