Sentence examples for forcefully resisting from inspiring English sources

But this line of reply is also open to challenge, since the idea of public reason does sometimes appear to operate as a first order normative claim, for example, it can be deployed to justify why one person cannot permissibly coerce another, or why the latter person is justified in forcefully resisting that coercion.

The White House forcefully resisted creating a full department of homeland defence on the ground that Mr Ridge possesses something that matters much more in Washington than a formal department the president's ear.

Both are considered likely candidates for mayor in four years, and with Mr. Bloomberg's weakened standing, colleagues predicted that both Mr. de Blasio and Mr. Liu would forcefully resist elements of the administration's third-term agenda.

A Macron Presidency would represent something new, but Macron would be in a position to bring about only incremental change — and even that is sure to be forcefully resisted in the streets.

We will peacefully yet forcefully resist the abuses of the NYC Police Department.

"Incidents like these show that university officials … may feel they lack the authority or capacity to more forcefully resist … pressures," the report says.

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Primiparous mothers appeared to more forcefully resist sexual acceptance of invading males than multiparous females, which was likely due to infant protection.

The strength of a lock is in resisting turning, not against being forcefully pulled out.

The local military brigades resisted more forcefully.

David resisted that forcefully for a period of about six months.