Sentence examples for more forceful approach from inspiring English sources

He called for "a more forceful approach," even as he stressed that an authorization of force would not compel the president to go to war.

Camby attributes his improved play and more forceful approach to his health.

Mr. Watt's record indicates that he would take a smarter, more forceful approach to mortgage relief.

MPs and human rights campaigners say the foreign secretary must adopt a more forceful approach towards Washington.

While many investigations fizzle out after months of review, the Justice Department has signaled a more forceful approach to the cases.

If Mr Modi becomes prime minister, members of the broad Sangh Parivar family say they expect a more forceful approach to Pakistan and China.

Although the record has been erratic, presidents have at times adopted more forceful approaches.

We saw that in Bosnia and Kosovo under Bill Clinton (who appears to favor a more forceful American approach in Syria), and we saw that just this year in Mali.

In September, four months before the Iowa caucuses, Lehane, whose more forceful strategic approach increasingly differed from Shrum's, quit and went to work for Wesley Clark.

Her music has often been labeled bluegrass, but Ms. Cooper, whose clarion alto was well suited to the noisy auditoriums and schoolhouses in which she and her husband performed in their early career, cultivated a more raw, forceful approach than that typically heard in bluegrass.

The U.S. style clearly favors a more active and forceful approach.