They spread the message that people should speak out more forcefully when they see the violence happen at home and report it to the right channels.
To access the muscle, the acupuncturist needs to palpate somewhat forcefully inside the underarm (see picture here).
Stewart — not fully adult, with a long neck and a big head — can be seen forcefully tackling a boy half his size.
Stewart not fully adult, with a long neck and a big head can be seen forcefully tackling a boy half his size.
The House will reject further financial reform, environmental regulation, campaign finance laws, etc., but a Senate and White House that are more closely aligned might be able to make the case for an agenda more forcefully than was seen in the first term.
The army and police spokesmen put their case that they came under attack first and were only responding to that very forcefully – but without seeing the video evidence that they discussed it is hard to know how much credence to give these statements.
In one instance, which was shared widely on social media, a policeman can be seen forcefully dragging a woman by her hair.
Today, activists, including many in the millennial generation, speak passionately about the importance of calling out racism forcefully and straightforwardly, wherever they see it.
Jagdish Bhagwati and Arvind Panagariya, both professors at Columbia University, and long (and, at times, bitter) sparring partners with Mr Sen and Mr Drèze, argued forcefully in a recent book (see review) for more liberal reforms, notably to labour laws and land ownership.
In the background appears to be the widely held theological principle that "conservation is but continuous creation", which, as we shall see, was most forcefully presented by Malebranche.
