Sentence examples for implement forceful from inspiring English sources
The Banks country director for China, David Dollar, anticipated that China would continue to outgrow most other countries and that it still has plenty of leeway to implement forceful stimulus measures.
The official end of the recession was welcomed by the Socialist government, which has recently come under intense pressure from investors for failing to implement more forceful changes to help revive growth.
A strident anti-corruption campaign ensued, accompanied by forceful rhetoric implemented with official documents issued by the Party Central office, especially speeches by President Xi and Secretary Wang Qishan of the CCP Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI).
To make the actors' portrayals more forceful, Telltale implemented a lip sync system capable of presenting a large range of facial expressions on character models.
Charles Antaki writes: "David Wall makes a good fist of a pro-van Gaal argument; certainly the man is clearly a thoughtful tactician, and a forceful enough personality to both instil his vision in his players and get them actually to implement it out on the pitch.
They broke down along the fault lines that have long stymied any forceful international effort to halt the violence in Syria: The United States and its allies focused on the failures of the Syrian government to implement the plan, while the Russians and the Chinese focused on the limited progress.
Is Mr. Lew willing to push the S.E.C. – perhaps by supporting Ms. White in a forceful fashion – on issuing and implementing the Volcker Rule?
"The announcement we made in Geneva will not have meaning until this is ratified at the United Nations in the strongest most forceful terms possible, and until it is implemented and complied with by the Assad regime," he told the press conference in Paris.
Level 3 would be implemented when traffic levels had exceeded the baseline by 5 10%, and would use more forceful measures such as steeper increases in parking fees, deliberately limiting the number of spaces available, and making some parts of downtown Aspen car-free zones.
And its forceful regulation to reduce sulfur dioxide emissions from power plants may be one of the most swiftly effective air pollution policies ever implemented anywhere.
