Sentence examples for forcefully supported from inspiring English sources

The former firefighter, Timothy Brown, sued the city that month, saying the commission had been unfairly influenced by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who has forcefully supported the right of the site's owner to build the center, known as Park51.

But compared to the 2015 bill that Lee forcefully supported, the 2017 bill was far stronger on premium reduction.

A typically local magnified image of the area marked by the white arrow (Fig. 3b) and TEM image with larger magnification (Fig. 3c) forcefully supported the earlier explanation.

During the election campaign of 2009, the Supreme Leader set aside all pretences to neutrality and forcefully supported the presidency of Ahmadinejad.

His point was forcefully supported: Who in their right mind, or body, would settle for the monotonously repetitive throbbing beats and minimal musical adornments that characterize so much dance music when there's an option as dynamically rich, deeply layered, sonically inventive and vibrantly alive as what Prince & Co. put forth?

But it pretty forcefully supports the case that this deficit is an albatross around the economy's neck.

The United States, as a replacement, is forcefully supporting Mr. Guaidó, the National Assembly politician whom the administration recognizes as the rightful interim president.

There is no question that it will wield that influence forcefully, supporting the rebels with guns and diplomacy as it struggles to outmaneuver Iran, outflank Hezbollah and oust Assad.

Governments have been cutting financial support for clean power in a bid to balance their budgets, while President Trump's administration seems likely, based on his promises during his election campaign, to forcefully support fossil fuels.

"We never operated under armed protection," she said, "because in this conflict, particularly recently, it would have compromised the independent and humanitarian principles by which the organization works and which Kenny was so forcefully supporting".

John McCain, in addition to forcefully supporting offshore drilling, made another cynical proposition: giving the people a "holiday gasoline tax break," not charging them the tax that they pay to the federal government.