Sentence examples for forcibly acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Yet these are sentiments and concerns that clearly need to be more forcibly acknowledged as we move beyond instrumental questions of 'what works?' and 'how can technology fix education?'.

Dozens of Occupy encampments around the country were forcibly cleared months ago by police forces, and organizers in New York have acknowledged that it would be difficult to mount a new occupation of a park or plaza.

The government has never acknowledged nor commented upon the event — which resulted in upwards of 300 deaths as troops forcibly suppressed student-led protests.

But finally, I am very happy to see the Vatican acknowledged the importance of indigenous communities and their struggle and have charged us to stop forcibly removing them from their ancestral land.

Walden acknowledged that Republicans lost some ground in early and mid-October after Trump's 2005 comments about forcibly grabbing and kissing women surfaced.

The Chinese government has never acknowledged nor commented upon the events that took place in Tiananmen on June 4 , 1989— which resulted in upwards of 300 deaths as troops forcibly suppressed student-led protests.

The apology acknowledged the policies of successive federal and state governments that led to the Stolen Generation tens of thousands of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children forcibly removed from their homes and placed in out-of-home care from the late 1800s right up to the 1970s.

The apology acknowledged the policies of successive federal and state governments that led to the Stolen Generation — tens of thousands of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children forcibly removed from their homes and placed in out-of-home care from the late 1800s right up to the 1970s.

A new, hard test will be whether the Kremlin finally acknowledges that Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia were forcibly incorporated into the Soviet Union as part of Stalin's Pact with Hitler in 1939.

The way she talks about it, it's almost as if she refuses to acknowledge that her situation had been forcibly imposed upon her.

When individuals engage in voluntary, peaceful action, the government acknowledges their right to do so and refrains from forcibly intervening.