The previously mentioned Marx quote that "The philosophers have only interpreted the world, in various ways; the point is to change it" is interpreted by socialists as the moral imperative for the organized society to identify the desired direction of progress and forcefully implement adequate policies to achieve this goal.
Cameron will hear from countries in Latin America and east Asia that have harnessed private enterprise for development progress by intervening carefully but forcefully in their economies to provide the right context for it to thrive.
But today, Mr. Bremer forcefully emphasized the progress made so far -- including the reopening of hospitals, health clinics and schools -- while warning that many of the problems that remained were the results of 40 years of neglect and that they would take time to fix.
The progress of modern science has demonstrated very forcefully to what an extent this observed universe, the infinitely small no less than the infinitely large, escapes not only the coarseness of human sense perception but even the enormously ingenious instruments which have been built for its refinement.
The symptoms usually progress with use of the hand and thumb, especially when forcefully grasping things or twisting the wrist.
This fellow does a take a knee, while anchors throw to commercial, but in the manner of a superhero forcefully alighting at the scene of a crime in progress.
(After meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping and other officials, Kerry sounded encouraged by Beijing's commitment to pressuring North Korea Chinaina could not have more forcefully reiterated its commitment to that goal" — but he had little progress to report on the territorial disputes).
PAGE A4 LEADERS LEAN ON MUGABE Leaders from across southern Africa, who have long deferred to President Robert Mugabe, 87, Zimbabwe's strongman, dealt him a setback by calling for speedier progress toward free and fair elections conducted "on a level playing field" and injecting the region more forcefully into the process of making that happen.
JOHANNESBURG — Leaders from across southern Africa, who have long deferred to President Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe's 87-year-old strongman, dealt him a setback on Sunday, calling for speedier progress toward free and fair elections conducted "on a level playing field" and injecting the region more forcefully into the process of making that happen.
The argument is forcefully made.
