(My colleague George Packer wrote forcefully this week about America's tepid response to the refugee crisis).
Mr Chrétien was cool to the notion when Mexico's new president, Vicente Fox, raised it recently, and he has enlisted as a star candidate in the election a senior bank adviser, John McCallum, who has written forcefully against abandoning the Canadian dollar and its flexible exchange rate.
Prof. Michael W. McConnell, a leading conservative scholar who has written forcefully about his opposition to abortion and to what he considers excessive separation of church and state, told the Senate Judiciary Committee today that none of those views would matter if he were confirmed to a federal appeals court seat.
He wrote forcefully on the topic in such a manner that it almost seemed like he wanted the job.
One can imagine similar objections to Jacobson, who manages to write forcefully in his regular column in the Independent about many of the same issues addressed in this book, without the hysteria of Kalooki Nights.
Hume wrote forcefully and incisively on almost every central question in the philosophy of religion, contributing to ongoing debates about the reliability of reports of miracles, the immateriality and immortality of the soul, the morality of suicide, and the natural history of religion, among others.
In these pamphlets and in The ABC of Reading, he sought to emphasize the value of art and to "aestheticize the political" – written forcefully, according to Nadel, and in a "determined voice".
We owe it to them and to their clients to do all we can to speak loudly and to write forcefully in order to expose government falsehoods about Guantánamo and its inmates.
The work, written so forcefully that most assumed it was the work of a man, sold in its thousands as it sought to persuade Britons of their moral duty towards abolition.
