Sentence examples for forcefully pursue from inspiring English sources

In Congressional testimony on Thursday, Timothy F. Geithner, the Treasury secretary, vowed that authorities would forcefully pursue criminal investigations.

There wouldn't be grounds for certainty, he said, but there would be reason to forcefully pursue a particular line of investigation.

Congress intensified its focus on the interest-rate rigging scandal on Thursday, as Timothy F. Geithner, the Treasury secretary, vowed that authorities would forcefully pursue criminal investigations into some of the world's biggest banks.

It can step up the enforcement of existing law -- the administration signaled earlier this week that it would forcefully pursue power plants that skimp on required pollution controls -- or it can focus on reviewing and revising policy.

"In the current situation, it will be quite difficult to forcefully pursue policies based on the people's support and trust," Mr. Abe said, seeming at one point on the verge of tears and failing — television commentators and ordinary people alike said critically — to bow or apologize during his news conference.

It also raises uncertainty as to whether she'd be able to ― or willing to ― forcefully pursue equal rights protections for students, one of the major responsibilities of the department through its Office for Civil Rights.

Mr. Haddad said that Thursday's moves showed that Mr. Morsi was committed to more forcefully pursuing his agenda.

That resulted in General Conway giving "inaccurate and incomplete" information to Congress about why buying MRAPs was not forcefully pursued.

Richard Blumenthal, the Connecticut attorney general, who has forcefully pursued the issue and helped to create the task force, said he disagreed with the report.

"Ambition must be made to counteract ambition," James Madison wrote, meaning that America's divided system of government would depend on both the president and Congress forcefully pursuing their respective roles — and in so doing, acting as a natural check on each other.

It is the kind of legal action that would be forcefully pursued by our Justice Department against any commercial entity/entities that acted in a manner comparable to that of OPEC and its national oil companies.