Sentence examples for more forceful on from inspiring English sources
Mr. Novelli promised that in the future, AARP would take more of a leadership role in lobbying efforts, would build its grass roots into a more potent force and would become more forceful on issues like pensions.
Entering his third season, Gallinari has vowed to be more forceful on the court and in the huddle.
Mr. Mahoney called on Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary general, to be more forceful on the issue.
Files expected Obama to be more forceful on police brutality as well as the high cost of college education.
Mr. Franks was somewhat more forceful on the matter: "It's now a human health hazard," he said.
Clinton told John McCain during a private Q. and A. on Tuesday in New York that Obama should be more forceful on Syria and should not rationalize with opinion polls that reflect Americans' reluctance to tangle in foreign crises.
The Cayenne Turbo S is also a more forceful on-road performer.
"But, with the extroverted robots, they move into your area, and talk with a slightly higher pitch, more words per unit time, and they say things that are more forceful, like 'Come on, you can do three more.
In a 30-minute phone call to Mr. Mubarak just before his public remarks, Mr. Obama was more forceful in insisting on a rapid transition, according to officials familiar with the discussion.
Adding to the pain, state attorneys-general have become more forceful in asserting claims on behalf of government purchasers and state residents.Class actions are less common but on the rise in Europe, with Britain, Germany and the Netherlands leading the way.
However, adding a pop-up on the home page is a much more forceful effort on the search giant's part in terms of increasing the number of registered voters.
