Sentence examples for president forcefully from inspiring English sources
President forcefully joins debate, saying opposing project near Ground Zero is at odds with American values.
As the president forcefully said, there is no evidence that House Republicans are capable of making those tough decisions.
And as the president forcefully noted, a default could propel interest rates skyward, throw millions more Americans out of work, and create another recession.
The president forcefully defended his travel ban of refugees and citizens from seven Muslim-majority countries — an executive order that was halted in federal court — as necessary to prevent the entry of foreigners who do not share America's values.
Making reference to the voices of past civil rights leaders, the president forcefully spoke to meet the nation's challenges, especially our duty to advance equality for gays, women, and immigrants.
The prime minister ratcheted up his criticism of Triggs on Tuesday after the president forcefully defended her independence during a Senate estimates committee hearing, where senators raised serious concerns about the government's attempt on 3 February to pressure her to quit.
It is one thing for a president to forcefully disagree with a decision.
At Gettysburg, President Lincoln forcefully stated the question and expressed both hope and concern over this same struggle about an affirmative answer.
President Dilma Rousseff forcefully defended the projects in April, accusing opponents of living in a "fantasy" realm if they thought Brazil could improve living standards with renewable energy alone.
PAGE 20 Gore Takes On Bush Again At a Democratic convention in Florida, former Vice President Al Gore forcefully attacked President Bush on tax cuts, the environment, Social Security and other issues.
When the World Bank's president, Jim Yong Kim, forcefully stated his commitment to curb crony capitalism under his watch earlier this year, he used Bangladesh as an example of how the bank would punish "insufficient response by the authorities to the evidence of corruption".
