Last Thursday, Governor Rowland issued a statement forcefully urging Mr. Giordano to resign, saying it was "the right thing to do for the city and his family".
I agree, indeed I have forcefully urged, that a law of general applicability which places only an incidental burden on a fundamental right does not infringe that right, see R. A. V. v.
At a Senate education committee hearing on Thursday to discuss waivers to states on some provisions of the law, Senator Lamar Alexander, Republican of Tennessee, forcefully urged the federal government to get out of the way.
He, Mr. Berger and Mr. McKinley said they worked particularly closely this spring with Edge, who lives in Manhattan and who forcefully urged Ms. Taymor to make changes to the show.
That is why we have seen Democratic candidates in recent days criticizing the administration's approach and forcefully urging the president to impose a ban on those traveling to the United States from West Africa.
The fact that the Syrian leadership forcefully urged the United States to seek a diplomatic solution at this time probably reflects a concern that the Assad regime's opposition to the Iraqi invasion is not entirely popular at home.
The Obama administration has forcefully urged the defeat of a legislative measure to curb its wide-ranging collection of Americans' phone records, setting up a showdown with the House of Representatives over domestic surveillance.
It was the divisive step that Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, Ms. Capito and most other Republicans in the Senate had forcefully urged him not to take, because it would establish a precedent they feared future Democratic presidents would use against them.
For legatees whose legators are still living, Jane Hammerslough, the author of "Dematerializing: Taming the Power of Possessions" (Da Capo Press, 2001), feels it's important to remember that family members who are forcefully urging their possessions on their relatives don't want those items in their homes either.
