Sentence examples for more forceful role from inspiring English sources

Washington should also encourage Turkey to play a more forceful role; the increasingly exasperated Turkish prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, now seems more likely to do that.

"He encouraged us, told us he doesn't want this to drag on forever, and if we can't get it done he'll play more forceful role".

That is sure to increase the pressure on NATO to play a more forceful role in policing the region, precisely what the White House hopes to avoid.

But only on education has he broken fundamentally with his conservative allies by calling for the federal government to play a more forceful role in America's schools.

But the immigrant advocates said Mr. Obama could help the bill by taking a more forceful role, and argued that a halt to deportations would unleash a surge of popular support for the measure.

In addition, since many of his regional portfolios were left in limbo in his absence, analysts are looking to see whether the country will now take a more forceful role in crises like the uprising in Yemen.

The Balkans remain a tinderbox for ethnic tensions and criminality three years after war there ended under a hail of American bombs, says a new report, which urges the United States, the European Union and international aid groups to play more forceful roles in rebuilding the region.

Mr. Kerry and other advisers have for years argued for a more forceful American role to stem the humanitarian crisis in Syria, while the Pentagon has voiced caution.

In 2014, President Obama accused China of being a "free rider" on the world stage, but there is no doubt that under Xi, the country has been taking a more forceful global role — launching the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank in 2014 and a "Belt and Road" regional development plan.

It's a less lonely work heard this way, but more forceful, and with a fleeting but poignant role for a solo cello, hauntingly played here by Caroline Dearnley.

Female roles are especially fluid in the arms and hands, while male roles tend to have more forceful movements.