Sentence examples for more forceful changes from inspiring English sources

The king is undoubtedly trying to head off a push for more forceful changes inspired by pro-democracy movements in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya.

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.

Obama was more forceful about climate change than at any point since becoming president, adding it to his second-term agenda.

For union leaders, elected this year on pledges of more forceful representation, modifying the changes in health benefits became a key goal, despite the arbitrator's decision.

Now the generic-drug makers, and even some specialty pharma companies, are investing in technology to bring these follow-on biologics to market, and so they are likely to become more forceful advocates for a change in the law.

As a result, Du Bois became a more forceful advocate of global change, and his works like Black Reconstruction and Color and Democracy would reflect a philosophical transformation that began nearly two decades earlier with the help of the Lion of Punjab.

While the United States, Saudi Arabia and China tried to change the text in order to play down the consequences of global warming, developing nations — which will bear the initial brunt of climate change — were much more forceful than at previous meetings in opposing these efforts, one scientist who was in the negotiating room said.

Ravikant shares Carleton's opinion, and delivered to it to the SEC in more forceful terms, hoping the rules can changed.

Making truly forceful changes could have a much more significant impact on time spent, and potentially ad revenue.

"I saw right off that I have to change my demeanor: I have to be more forceful; I have to harden myself," said Ms. Williams, a single mother of two grown daughters.

Changes in the structure of global governance will require more forceful and coordinated actions by emerging markets.