Sentence examples for statement forcefully from inspiring English sources
Last Thursday, Governor Rowland issued a statement forcefully urging Mr. Giordano to resign, saying it was "the right thing to do for the city and his family".
"I never declared that the NAACP was 'un-American' or that a civil rights attorney was a 'disgrace to his race,'" Sessions said in his opening statement, forcefully denying the allegations he faced in 1986.
Early this week, disgraced former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich warned that "a commitment to religious freedom and God-given rights is being replaced by a secular oppression... .. Just hours after those words appeared on Human Events, Gingrich issued a statement forcefully opposing the construction of a community center and mosque in downtown Manhattan, two blocks from Ground Zero. .
After the Guardian published the article, however, there was a dramatic reversal from the Palace, which issued the first in what turned out to be a flurry of statements forcefully denying the allegations as "categorically untrue".
He repeated this argument forcefully at a news conference even before the president had made a statement in the Rose Garden.
The argument is forcefully made.
Mr. Weidmann has often expressed opposition to bond purchases, but the timing of his forcefully worded statement on the issue is significant.
Mr. Fox said he rejected "forcefully" the statements by the Bush administration and governors of border states, contending that they had unfairly depicted Mexico as a safe haven for organized crime, though his government has arrested more leading drug traffickers and dismantled more cartels than any of its predecessors.
Even in these isolated cases, it was notable that the condemnation of those incendiary statements came swiftly and forcefully, and from straight people, including conservative faith leaders.
The show is a statement opener for the foundation, forcefully asserting its position in the crowded European art scene.
A statement on its website argued forcefully that it was the scale of Ireland's domestic crisis, not any actions by the bank, that made a rescue inevitable.
