The born-again, reggae-tinged San Diego rockers P.O.D. scored with the more forceful cry of neglect, "Youth of the Nation".
On the other hand, the effectiveness of the more forceful option of governmental legislation (against self-prescribing) on physician impairment is uncertain with a paucity of research noted in this area [ 27].
A simpler, and perhaps more forceful summary of the ideal characteristics of indicators is provided by Etches et al. [ 16] whose keywords bear repeating: consensual, conceptual, valid, sensitive, specific, feasible, reliable, sustainable, understandable, timely, comparable, and flexible.
"That's not a new debate," he said, "and I think it's fair to say that those who focus principally on hard power and on walls have found the events of Sept. 11 a more forceful piece of evidence for their argument than those who put the contrary point of view".
Dacre reserved the more forceful side of his personality for the issue of the importance of the press to society.
Recently, investigators focused on the developmental origins of chronic disease called for a more forceful role of public health officials to reduce the burden of disease established early in life (108).
But life in prison was starting to change under the influence of the caids – leaders of the new trend towards a more forceful assertion of Muslim identity.
Later, during the time of Thomas Aquinas, the church moved toward more forceful support of high fertility and opposition to birth control.
With expectations low ahead of a summit of European leaders in Brussels on Wednesday evening, Mrs. Merkel's speech was a more forceful defense of the euro ideal than has been typical of her in the past.
"If one of them tries to break out of the mold, they don't know whether they simply energize the other side without winning," said Kurt Lauk, a former conservative member of the European Parliament who has advocated a more forceful discussion of economic issues.
