Sanders is hoping to build on his victory last week in Michigan, a neighboring state where he came from behind on the strength of his vehement opposition to foreign trade, attracting working-class voters and significantly cutting into Clinton's black support.
Most serious NAFTA critics in the 1990s were associated with organized labor, which also raised vehement objections in 2000 to granting China permanent normalized trade relations with the United States.
Federal authorities on Friday charged one of the most vocal and vehement critics of their campaign to root out insider trading on Wall Street, accusing John Kinnucan, an Oregon-based research analyst, of swapping corporate secrets with hedge funds for cash.
As a consequence of the vehement opposition of developed countries to the idea of compensation, developing countries "traded off their core demand i.e. compensation" (Shamsuddoha and Bijoy 2013, p. 1).
Vehement opposition like this has not been seen since the suffragettes and the early trade union movement.
President-elect Donald Trump, signaling that he intends to follow through on his tough talk on trade, is establishing a new White House-based trade council to be headed by a vehement critic of China's economic policies.
As a trade unionist, Mr Ibrahim might consider that it is no coincidence that the most vehement opponents of our EU membership are to be found on the neoliberal right wing of the Conservatives and in Ukip.
Another issue for business aviation is the E.U.'s Emissions Trading Scheme, which takes effect next year and which has been the source of vehement disagreements with governments and airlines worldwide.
Supporters have their own set of odd pro-trade partners, starting with the alignment between President Clinton and perhaps his most vehement critic in Congress, Representative Tom DeLay of Texas, who as the Republican whip is responsible for rounding up Republican votes for the bill.
Women are particularly vehement.
