Sentence examples for to make a forceful statement from inspiring English sources

The governor agreed with supporters who saw the case as "the opportunity to make a forceful statement about the harsh inequity and rigidity of the immigration laws," the statement said.

"My hope is he uses his third opportunity, which is the upcoming State of the Union, where he's laying out his policy priorities for his second term to make a forceful statement to Congress that federal action is needed for uniform standards for elections in getting us to a place where we have a modern system of voter registration," Marshall told HuffPost.

The damage might have been better contained if not for the AAA, whose leaders chose not to make a forceful statement about Tierney's egregious falsehoods.

As an act of grace before he leaves office — in addition to taking whatever executive actions he can to help Kevin Cooper and others on death row who may have been wrongly convicted — Brown should make a forceful statement that reflects what he has said is in his heart: The death penalty is wrong.

It's time to make a forceful economic case.

Did you see this as an opportunity to make a forceful call for action?

His opinions can also be bracingly blunt, clearing away webs of logical abstraction to make a forceful point.

Obama has been under pressure from Democratic lawmakers to make a forceful public case for the strike.

Ted Cruz made a forceful statement on immigration, pinning his colors to the same mast as Trump by opposing any concession to any of the 11 million undocumented individuals.

Had Stern sat Bryant down for a playoff game, rather than administer checkbook justice, the league would have made a forceful statement about its intolerance with intolerance.

In 2015, Clinton made a forceful statement in favor of mandatory vaccination, saying on Twitter "the science is clear" that vaccines are good.