Pence was a more forceful debater and succeeded when he was presenting Trump as a change candidate, while Kaine was more forceful when he successfully pressed Pence about the GOP nominee.
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Why wasn't the campaign against Trump more forceful, more sustained?
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Gomwalk protested his arrest and the police became more forceful.
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Lisa Murkowski, who demanded a more forceful response from Trump.
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Others are more forceful in their beliefs on collusion. Sen.
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Old and new, the songs grew even more forceful onstage.
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China may take more forceful measures to future U.S. patrols.
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A relationship that's dangerously unhealthy, though, warrants more forceful involvement.
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If more forceful means are required, this is fine also.
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But then new interrogators came in, with more forceful techniques.
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In recent weeks, Mr. Bush has become more forceful and confident.
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Kenney casts himself as a far more forceful oil industry advocate.
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The bill's reforms for already incarcerated people are slightly more forceful.
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"This trend demands more forceful action," the Navy's top officer, Adm.
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Mr. Max might have been more forceful in demanding an investigation.
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The Los Angeles Times was more forceful in challenging Trump's claim.
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And now, the president has been even more forceful with our enemies.
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Either of these outcomes might necessitate a more forceful monetary policy response.
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At the same time, abolitionists are making an ever more forceful case.
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Others more forceful: "DO IT" / "WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU," and the like.
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Now, opposition from left or right will be more vocal, more forceful.
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The tech companies' reaction was more forceful than that of other industries.
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But with each round of criticism, Kelly's response has gotten more forceful.
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The more forceful edge of this conservatism was out in force on Sunday.
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In recent weeks, she has been more forceful in laying out their differences.
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While still in opposition, she had taken elocution lessons to sound more forceful.
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Bush tried harder to be more forceful, but it didn't seem completely successful.
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Capito, though, took a more forceful stance in defense of keeping Medicaid expansion.
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It's understated, by Antonoff's standards, but it's all the more forceful for it.
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Clinton's lack of appeal, which she is, if anything, more forceful about describing.
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There is some risk of a more forceful response to Mr. Putin's aggression.
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One of the more forceful statements came from Wiles, the El Paso sheriff.
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Yet another group, Gun Owners of America, offered a much more forceful response.
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On the other hand, Microsoft became more forceful as the weekend went on.
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The increased speed of the game generates more collisions and more forceful collisions.
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Democrats and Republicans alike have criticized the Obama administration for not being more forceful.
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These are imperfect solutions, grounded in acquiescing to content providers' more forceful licensing demands.
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His manner became both more forceful and freewheeling, impressing voters he met in person.
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As they watch Kavanaugh get more forceful and belligerent, some of them are perplexed.
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Yes, a more forceful critique of inequality could energize more voters in the midterms.
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But since December, Ms. Brainard's public speeches have become more frequent and more forceful.
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And when you're ready to forge ahead with more forceful seasoning, remember the anchovy.
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"Me and Raghda were so depressed," said Rafaa, who is younger but more forceful.
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Conversations about representation and safety within the industry have grown more forceful and influential.
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The manipulation vaguely makes the point of incidental contact look more forceful than it was.
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But Kavanaugh has also grown more forceful in his insistence that his accusers are wrong.
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The US government should be much more forceful in calling Turkey out for this behavior.
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The administration has also been more forceful in thwarting deals conducted purely for tax purposes.
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Under Mr. Culp, analysts expect the words to be backed by even more forceful action.
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On Tuesday, he was more forceful in his criticism of the tax, according to Bloomberg.
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Right-wing radio pundit Rush Limbaugh was even more forceful on his Thursday radio show.
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Yet Democrats should be more forceful in calling out the Trump administration's coziness with venality.
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Along the way, they grew more dramatic, more forceful and more jocular, all at once.
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Many continue to urge the White House to take more forceful action in aiding the citizens.
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Criticizing Beijing, or insisting that ASEAN use more forceful language, is now more exposed than ever.
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Mr Corbyn's own speech on September 28th was more forceful and better delivered than last year's.
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His remarks suggested Beijing is ready to roll out more forceful stimulus to bolster China's economy.
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More recently, he has caught flak for not being more forceful in condemning Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro.
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More forceful policy easing could also trigger capital outflows and add pressure on the Chinese yuan.
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Mainstream Democrats, led by Senator Andrea Stewart-Cousins of Westchester County, pressed for more forceful action.
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These port deals were won through negotiation, but elsewhere the UAE has employed more forceful measures.
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Occasionally, it nudges you to better optimize your settings, but it could certainly be more forceful.
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What comes is out is perhaps a little louder, a little more forceful than he intends.
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But the West has long urged President Xi Jinping's administration to be more forceful in its rebuke.
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Other US allies have been slightly more forceful in speaking out against Turkey, a fellow NATO ally.
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But Airbnb has a history of taking more forceful approaches to hot-button political and social issues.
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But Trump's hiring freeze was both larger in scope and more forceful in tone than his predecessor's.
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The SecDef has clashed with McMaster but would face a more forceful National Security Council under Bolton.
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In recent years, Jay-Z has taken on a more forceful role as a social justice advocate.
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Had President Buchanan taken more forceful action to stop southern secession, history would remember him more kindly.
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Misogyny has been on the rise, partly in reaction to women's more forceful demands for gender equality.
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It would be very helpful if the media were more forceful in supporting the Social Security program.
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Mr. Biden in recent days has been more forceful in defending his family and denouncing the president.
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That openness caused a great deal of frustration among progressives, who pressed Democrats for more forceful opposition.
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These statements have also spurred pushback; some argued Yang could have been more forceful in his response.
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Under Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, the department has grown more forceful in tackling perceived anti-Israel bias.
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Buttigieg has offered more forceful criticism in recent weeks, including over his positions on the Iraq War.
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Waldheim said they were peddling "pure lies and malicious acts", while other prominent Austrian politicians were more forceful.
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When she's no longer the First Lady, perhaps we'll see her taking a louder and more forceful stand.
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The committee said a more "forceful and balanced policy mix" was needed to stimulate growth and avoid deflation.
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Biden joined calls by Israeli leaders for more forceful condemnations of Palestinians committing a series of such attacks.
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Secretary Pompeo's latest statement is a step in the right direction, but a more forceful statement is needed.
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Former President Barack Obama's response to protests in Iran in 2009 was timid initially, but grew more forceful.
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More forceful policy easing measures such as interest rate cuts could put the yuan back under the gun.
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In the past, the tech giants, especially Google, took a much more forceful approach to defend such regulations.
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Biden has been more forceful recently in condemning Trump, but there remains a real messaging dilemma for Democrats.
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Many activists argue that more forceful tactics are necessary to counter what they see as unrelenting government hostility.
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In retrospect, they wondered if Meetup was preemptively changing its culture to fit in with WeWork's more forceful style.
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Some members of the President's Republican Party have previously argued for a more forceful response to North Korean aggression.
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Some in Europe have been more forceful in pushing platforms on these issues than regulators in the United States.
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But while Tokyo may be open to a more forceful stance, the same isn't true for Beijing and Seoul.
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It has also spurred growing demands for Merkel to produce a more forceful response to Erdogan's words and actions.
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At some point, it will miscalculate or its actions will become intolerable, resulting in a more forceful US reaction.
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But it could disappoint liberal supporters of the president and Democrats who want a more forceful response from Obama.
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Munoz eventually issued a more forceful apology, and United has since pledged to reduce its number of overbooked flights.
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" After widespread criticism, he issued a more forceful statement: "It's obvious how Leeann would feel violated by that picture.
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But Republicans are also bracing to take more forceful steps if Mr. Trump continues to drag down their candidates.
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They'll be back — and, proportionally, they'll be a bigger, more forceful presence among the Republicans remaining in the House.
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London's mayor, Sadiq Khan, was more forceful in denouncing Mr. Trump, with whom he has a long-running feud.
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Conservative voices close to the administration, however, are continuing to urge Mr. Trump to take a more forceful approach.
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And Yellen is more forceful on financial-market regulation, the Fed's other main role, than most Trump administration officials.
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The liberal wing of the party is demanding a more forceful economic message heading into the 26 congressional elections.
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The stake that they took made RPM be a little more forceful, a little more aggressive and it's working.
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Three years later she published "Reign of Error," a book that condemned these efforts in even more forceful terms.
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The longer it goes on, the more momentum it accrues, and the more forceful kind of attraction I possess.
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But a cow-protection group said the government should have been more forceful in making its case in court.
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Like many Silicon Valley corporations, Google's response to the immigration ban seemed to become progressively more forceful over the weekend.
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" Several hours after this story published, the department issued a more forceful denial: "The BuzzFeed story is flat out wrong.
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In 2015 it passed bills "reinterpreting" the constitution and allowing the SDF to become a more forceful partner to America.
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Later in the weekend he asks those gathered if the society should take a more forceful stand on environmental activism.
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Li's comments suggest Beijing is ready to roll out more forceful stimulus measures to ease strains on businesses and consumers.
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The former emphasis on reassuring others that China's rise will be peaceful is giving way to a more forceful line.
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Perhaps this news will shock Congress and state and local governments into taking more forceful steps to fight this disease.
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There was a more vocal and more forceful reaction from congressional Democrats who now control the House of Representatives. Rep.
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Though Beijing's efforts to project ideology overseas aren't confined to the United States, the American response has grown more forceful.
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But she thought it "cowardly" of the university not to be more forceful in defending the legal principle at stake.
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On Thursday, Bloomberg offered a more forceful apology for "stop and frisk," but he didn't apologize for his 2015 comments.
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"The president should have been more forceful in talking about those grievances," said Corker, who's not seeking reelection this year.
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I promised that on the next call, I would be more forceful and part of the conversation — and I was.
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Many of the more forceful responses have been directed at her, and she understands why some people might have them.
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" Spain's King Felipe VI put out an even more forceful message: "They are murderers, simply criminals that cannot terrorize us.
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More forceful easing could pressure the yuan and aggravate high debt levels, with money going into less efficient or speculative investments.
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It does not take a constitutional scholar to devise a more forceful means for these senators to support such tepid verdicts.
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Trump promised to give new coherence to foreign policy, putting America's interest first while being more forceful overseas against our adversaries.
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Third, regional international institutions such as the Organization of American States (OAS) also came to advocate democracy in more forceful terms.
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I'm much more forceful and open and vocal about criticizing, whether it's Egypt or Saudi Arabia, for its human rights record.
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The agreement is a welcome step toward a more forceful position on global cooperation, including more closely monitoring central bank policies.
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It was sped up in a way that made it appear that Acosta had been more forceful than he actually was.
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Li's comments suggest Beijing is ready to roll out more forceful stimulus measures to ease the strain on businesses and consumers.
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Yet the more forceful answer must be that, whereas Hitler's and Stalin's regimes have long crumbled, China's Communists continue in power.
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Spurred by the Trump administration, the push for exemptions from laws that should apply to everyone is more forceful than ever.
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But a number of health researchers say the public health message also should include a more forceful warning about face touching.
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Leading this drive was Alice Paul, who parted with the National American Woman Suffrage Association to adopt a more forceful approach.
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Critical journalism in China has also spiked thanks to the more forceful role of social media in spreading, sometimes leaking, information.
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The Iowa senator's comments on Friday served as one of his more forceful calls for the release of the Kennedy files.
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" Later that night Biden put out a more forceful statement saying if the allegations are true, it is "clear-cut corruption.
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Analysts at Moody's said the company needs to be more forceful in its public statements about cleaning up its balance sheet.
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President Donald Trump has suggested that Obama's decision to not be more forceful in calling out Russian meddling was politically motivated.
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I also felt guilty—that it could have been prevented if I'd been more forceful with trying to get people to listen.
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" He grumbled that Team Obama had "ignored pleas by numerous Intelligence Committee members to take more forceful action against the Kremlin's aggression.
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If part of Johnson's appeal is her lack of judgment, it could also disappoint those looking for a more forceful environmental advocate.
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More forceful easing could also pressure the yuan and aggravate high debt levels, with money going into less efficient or speculative investments.
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The context: Schiff said the previous administration should have set up a "more forceful deterrent" to cyberattacks after the 2014 Sony Hack.
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The United States needs to become more forceful in protecting America's most innovative firms, and now is the time to push back.
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John Kasich of Ohio, who significantly trails Mr. Trump in the Republican race, gave a more forceful condemnation of the 1989 crackdown.
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There is little time, in any case, for introspection; this, oddly enough, makes Sumner more forceful and physically present in the book.
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Some leaders, specifically Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis, have been more forceful in calling on the EU to ban travelers in Italy.
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Mr. de Blasio has also faced criticism from advocates who want him to take more forceful action to racially integrate city schools.
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Romanoff, a former Colorado state House speaker, has centered much of his Senate campaign around taking more forceful action against climate change.
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"Yet, the current favourable economic environment provides an opportunity for the new government to take more forceful policy actions," the IMF added.
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The effect of those losses amounted to another wave blindsiding Hopkins — this one even more forceful, at least emotionally, than the last.
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Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.) was even more forceful, saying the "useless" briefing only escalates the distrust between Congress and the Justice Department.
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Compared with the 2014 protests, this year's uprising is a largely leaderless movement marked by greater violence and more forceful police tactics.
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One explanation for the subpoena is that Bannon was refusing to cooperate with the special counsel voluntarily, requiring a more forceful invitation.
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Scaramucci told CNBC that Trump's experience as a business owner means he has developed a more forceful management style than his predecessors.
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And Hurd, a former CIA officer, implored the GOP to challenge the rise of China in a smarter and more forceful way.
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There are three varieties: the tart Be Original, with some heat; a more forceful Be Hot and a gently mellow Be Mango.
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But people close to the former secretary of state stress the speech doesn't foretell a more forceful jump back into the political fray.
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The second complication is that a President Clinton will almost certainly be more forceful than Obama in trying to bridge gaps with Republicans.
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After being subject to withering domestic criticism, NBA commissioner Adam Silver released a more forceful statement defending the league's right to free speech.
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A sharp slowdown in the key sector could prompt policymakers to turn to more forceful economic stimulus despite risks of a housing bubble.
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A fierce advocate of the disastrous intervention in Libya, she pressed inside the administration for a more forceful response to the Syria crisis.
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"I'm much more forceful and open and vocal about criticizing, whether it's Egypt or Saudi Arabia for its human rights record," Rubio said.
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Asked again, Mnuchin was more forceful, saying he hoped the proposal would be dropped so that Republicans can move forward with tax reform.
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"CNPC will need to take more forceful measure to boost domestic production as China stresses the importance of energy security," the newspaper said.
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Two days earlier, Coats was more forceful in his warnings that Russia and other countries would continue their attempts to breach US systems.
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The plunge in Facebook's stock -- more than one-third of its value has been erased -- shows it needs to take more forceful steps.
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Unlike the first debate, where Yang spoke sotto voce and barely registered, he was much more forceful and on message this time around.
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" Vivian Gornick was more forceful: "If in Bellow misogyny was like seeping bile, in Roth it was lava pouring forth from a volcano.
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The Trump administration has faced growing pressure in recent days to offer a more forceful response to the Saudis over the journalist's disappearance.
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Wade, the Democratic candidates are at once agreeing that abortion rights require a more forceful defense, and concluding that defense is not enough.
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To avoid killing civilians, U.S. and Iraqi troops have to fight street by street, which eliminates more advanced technology and safer, more forceful strategies.
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Unlike competitors, such as Google's Android and Microsoft Windows, Apple is more forceful in getting people to use their operating systems with automatic updates.
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As Piven grew more forceful, Gonzalez became uneasy and repeatedly tried to push him to the side, telling him she wanted to go home.
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In 2015 he pushed through legislation reinterpreting the constitution to allow the SDF to play a more forceful role in missions such as peacekeeping.
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This movement results in a more forceful and direct hit to Grzelcyk's upper back and head, which then drives Grzelcyk's head into the glass.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) on Wednesday urged the administration to consider a more forceful military component in its approach to ending the Syrian civil war.
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Puzzled by his immunity to cyanide-spiked wine and other nefarious tactics to end his life, his infuriated hunters took a more forceful approach.
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Governments across the world have to be more forceful in terms of structure adjustment and fiscal stimulation if room is available in certain countries.
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Although the situation looked like it could erupt into serious violence, it calmed down after a few hours without a more forceful police intervention.
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However, at the State Department on Wednesday, spokeswoman Heather Nauert offered a more forceful denunciation of the Russian allegations than her White House counterpart.
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Before Mr. Reedie's administration made a strong recommendation on Russia, Mr. Pound was seen as undeniably more forceful a figure in the antidoping world.
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"I get the sense that when — not if, but when — they become big potatoes, the Fed will have a more forceful policy," Cramer said.
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Amy Klobuchar's boost in New Hampshire and former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's more forceful presence in the race ahead of the Nevada caucuses.
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Head impacts in American football tend to be more forceful, but an average soccer player heads the ball 6 to 12 times per game.
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I like the idea of adding a more forceful "maybe you're taking the interest in your wedding a little too seriously" into the equation.
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An independent government report last month told the regulator to be more forceful, and added that the body may need more resources to help it.
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Several members of the city's police and fire departments took over in a more forceful attempt to free Fitzgerald before her car filled with water.
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It is unclear why Trump has not been more forceful in condemning these actions and avoiding the kind of incendiary language that has caused criticism.
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After issuing an editor's note that called the cartoon "an error of judgment," the Times put out a second statement with a more forceful apology.
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IN THE NEWS • Mayor Bill de Blasio has garnered a 230 percent approval rating amid his concerted effort to convey a more forceful public image.
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"He was much more forceful and he demonstrated to people that it was okay to really speak out, and do so in a strong manner."
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Wednesday's delivery may have been a bit more forceful, the fans a bit louder; maybe more voters tuned in thanks to the media hype machine.
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Inside, some favour an even more forceful response to the unrest and want Mr Abdul-Mahdi to take the rap until the bloodshed is over.
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He is a champion of more forceful guidelines like a prohibition on Chinese-style scoring of individuals based on their personal information and online behavior.
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But his address on Tuesday was much more forceful, including a call on Spain's authorities to also protect the Spanish constitution and rule of law.
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Yet, women need to be more forceful because of the wage gap and because they generally are facing a longer lifespan than men, Ramnani said.
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Neither of his family members' benign nudges motivate Al. As it turns out, it's going to take far more forceful measures to penetrate his stupor.
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"I agree with Admiral Richardson that more forceful action is urgently needed to identify and correct the causes of the recent ship collisions," he said.
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At Frenchette, the chefs Riad Nasr and Lee Hanson draw energy from the more forceful and blunt side of the cuisine, the organ-eating side.
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The report from a Republican-led committee said Mitch McConnell was skeptical about a more forceful American response to Russian interference in the 2016 elections.
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Earlier this month, Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway had a more forceful endorsement, telling Fox News that Trump had his pen ready to sign the bill.
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Trump has suggested he would go easier on China if it were more forceful in getting North Korea to rein in its nuclear weapons program.
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Nadler, on the other hand, has been more forceful both in public statements and in court filings, saying that the impeachment inquiry has already begun.
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It's something you hear even from those who wish Obama had taken more forceful action in Syria: a recognition that some problems are beyond fixing.
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That could make it easier for Democratic groups to gear up for a more forceful effort to sway the balance of power in 2018 and 2020.
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Many in the military had pushed the Obama White House to take more forceful action to confront the terror group, something Trump has pledged to do.
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If Friday's strikes portend a willingness to play a more forceful role in the Middle East, they may threaten Mr Putin's recent gains in the region.
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The South China Sea may be one arena that could invite a more forceful response from Washington, judging by the fiery words exchanged over the weekend.
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Noland's "Gibbet" (1993–94), the more forceful of her two included works, is an unambiguous synopsis of the centuries-old American propensity to discipline and punish.
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Perhaps the flight attendants should have done a more forceful job of making sure every passenger, conscious or not, was aware of his arrival in Louisville.
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China has turned away coal shipments and made more forceful statements in recent weeks in an attempt to cool the ratcheting of tensions in the region.
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Democrats are repeating their calls for Pruitt to step down or be fired, and many Republicans are getting more forceful in their criticisms over the controversies.
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" After years in which ever more forceful anti-abortion laws spread in the South, he said, "now the chain reaction can go in the other direction.
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Considering the sensitivity of the announcement, some have criticized the Obama administration for putting out a brief written statement instead of pursuing a more forceful approach.
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The move would undermine the developing Israeli-Sunni Arab alignment and could pressure Arab governments to craft a more forceful response to placate the Arab street.
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The committee could have opted for more forceful disciplinary measures, such as recommending that Mr. King be removed as chairman of the Council's juvenile justice committee.
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Mr. Levin said elected leaders need to be more forceful in condemning anti-Semitic attacks and letting the public know that the assailants will be prosecuted.
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"The theme, for better or worse, is that the hand of the State of California is going to be more forceful in getting results," he said.
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Still, with higher U.S. tariffs looming, analysts say more forceful measures will be needed soon to avoid a sharper slowdown in the world's second-largest economy.
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His team put out a more forceful statement Friday night, but the questions consumed his appearance Saturday at the Polk County Steak Fry in Des Moines.
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The findings could pressure China's leaders not just to curb its own pollution, but also to take a more forceful role in international climate change efforts.
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They argue that the committee must be more forceful in combating TV ads and other GOP messaging that link Biden to corruption in Ukraine without evidence.
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He was a battering ram on defense policy – the most effective of the field in making the case for a more forceful projection of military power.
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When multiple couples therapists over several years made no significant impact, I blamed myself again: I should have been more forceful when I said my dark truth.
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But it was the events of September 11th, 28 that brought a more forceful tone to his commentary in a regular spot on the "SPECIAL REPORT" panel.
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Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih on Monday issued more forceful comments about OPEC's plans, saying the cartel would "do whatever it takes" to rebalance the market.
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Policymaker Carlos Gustavo Cano, on the other hand, said earlier this month Colombia requires additional, more forceful increases in its benchmark interest rate to anchor inflation expectations.
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Q: Do you think entrepreneurs should be more forceful about getting a definite answer in that first meeting (versus allowing the investor to keep things open-ended)?
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Parker Posey, who keeps popping up randomly as a family friend, is breathy and mannered in a way that suggests a much wackier, broader, more forceful film.
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A hit was defined as an impact causing 10 times gravitational acceleration — that is, a snap of the head more forceful than one produced by, say, jumping.
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Erik Brynjolfsson, an economist at M.I.T.'s Sloan School of Management, was more forceful: No nation can succeed by trying to protect the past from the future.
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His ideas reportedly included a new association to represent players' interests in a more forceful, independent capacity that could recoup a greater share of profits from tournaments.
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But he said the government was braced for the possibility that Russia could ramp up its efforts overnight, requiring a more forceful response from the United States.
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"The decision makers are happy that change is going to happen and that there will be a more forceful U.S. foreign policy in the region," he said.
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Turner has made Our Revolution a more forceful presence in the party and the press — willing to weigh in, take positions, or support candidates where Sanders has not.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government, however, is asserting its claim to areas captured by the Syrian Defense Forces (SDF) from the Islamic State in more forceful terms.
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FBI director James Comey said Monday that he regretted not being more forceful in notifying the Democratic party about the threat of Russian hackers during the 85033 election.
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As outrage grows over the Trump administration's immigration policies and the resulting separation and detention of migrant families, some people are engaging in more forceful forms of protest.
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OTHER EXAMPLES Leaders in some countries harder hit by the coronavirus have made more forceful statements to motivate their citizens to make sacrifices, both Crockett and Taylor said.
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He hoped that, as he eventually said on the floor of the Senate, a "strong" congressional vote would ultimately give the United States a more forceful diplomatic position.
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Critics have said he needs to be more forceful with the provincial government in British Columbia, which is vowing to do all it can to halt the project.
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The 33-year-old dictator has become more forceful in threats and stepped up the regime's missile testing program even as the communist country struggles against increasing sanctions.
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He assigns her to the National Security Council staff, hoping she'll be a more forceful "office wife" to the president than Condoleezza Rice, the new secretary of state.
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He was more forceful in a speech to the Venezuelan community in Florida last week, when he declared that the "twilight hour" of socialism would soon be over.
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A key element of those diversification efforts is working with India "as a more forceful counterweight to China and hedge against a declining United States," the note said.
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He also reportedly lashed out at Senate Republicans for not doing more to protect him, demanding hearings in his favor and more forceful defenses from GOP lawmakers in public.
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"Angie Tribeca" fires groaners and sight gags as haphazardly as an academy rookie at a shooting drill; it could have used a more forceful veto in the writers' room.
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At this month's shareholders meeting, CEO Doug McMillon said Wal-Mart would not be more forceful in pushing its online business until the "fundamental building blocks" were in place.
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However, adding a pop-up on the home page is a much more forceful effort on the search giant's part in terms of increasing the number of registered voters.
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"Without the implementation of more forceful fiscal policy decisions, material government budget deficits may persist for several years with little improvement," S&P said in a statement on Thursday.
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Economists expect more forceful policing of capital controls this year, though China's financial system is notoriously porous, with speculators quickly able to find new ways to get money out.
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INTEL LEADERS REGRET RUSSIAN HACKING RESPONSE: At the Thursday hearing, Comey said he regretted not being more forceful in notifying the Democratic party about the threat of Russian hackers.
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However, when it was in place, the Obama administration insisted that its position was the best of all possible bad choices, and refused to take a more forceful approach.
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But I found myself telling them, in more and more forceful terms, that people are not going primarily onto the web to learn from journalists about what is happening.
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Some believe that the vice president is being ill-served by the chronic chaos inside the West Wing and could benefit from a more forceful advocate on his staff.
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In a lengthy middle section, Clinton unpacks Russia's meddling in the election, openly wondering whether a more forceful public response from then-President Barack Obama could have changed matters.
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You begin to see how Chareau's designs oscillate between lightening and refining familiar styles, like Art Deco, with subtle angles and pinches and works of rougher, more forceful originality.
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More forceful easing could also pressure the yuan and aggravate high debt levels, with money going into less efficient or speculative investments as it often has in the past.
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USFK also agreed to take more forceful measures to supervise their service members, and U.S. military police began to cooperate with Korean investigations of crimes against camp-town residents.
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"We are likely to see a much more forceful voice from the IMF on trade — and collectively they are going to be raising the volume of criticism," Morris said.
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Eric Trump offered a more forceful denial after his father's tweet Monday, dismissing Esposito as just one more player in the D.C. swamp the president has pledged to drain.
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His longtime P.R. adviser, Dawn Schneider, who had been pushing for a more forceful denunciation, dropped her pen, threw up her arms and buried her head in her hands.
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Feelings of fear, desire for a more forceful response, and the sense — apparently shared by a large minority of Americans — that Donald Trump's brand of forceful bluster is reassuring.
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Her Senate colleague, Michael Bennet of Colorado, was somewhat more forceful on Thursday night, warning in an urgent tone that Mr. Sanders would do away with private insurance entirely.
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Assad's government, however, is asserting its claim to areas captured by the SDF from the jihadist group, known in Arabic by its enemies as Daesh, in more forceful terms.
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It gives the example of a knock on the door causing your watch strap to tighten, alerting you in a more forceful way to the Apple Watch's gentle haptic tap.
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If it really wants to merit the accolades it gets for tackling the tech titans, the commission needs not only to be more forceful but also to act more swiftly.
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And in tying the hacking directly to Putin and/or senior levels of Russian government, the Democrats were more forceful than the administration or Congress has been in the past.
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He helped guide the administration's decisions in recent months to blame and impose costs on each of those countries in an effort to create a more forceful cyber deterrence strategy.
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The bottom line: It may be time for a more forceful hand by the federal government, witness Jake Braun, CEO of Cambridge Global Advisors, told Axios before the afternoon hearing.
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Senator Ted Cruz of Texas was even more forceful in his opposition to Judge Garland, describing him as a false "moderate" who would reliably side with the court's liberal judges.
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Tuesday's release from U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer included more forceful language in explaining the United States' fresh tariff list, which proposed duties on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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And Chinese cyberspace regulators have been busy tightening controls in more forceful ways over the past few months ahead of an important Communist Party gathering set to begin next week.
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But at the Open, which many players have said is playing slow this year, Kerber's counterpunching was unable to make much of a dent in Cibulkova's more forceful attacking style.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) yesterday, just days before the Iowa caucuses, could put greater pressure on her Democratic rivals to make more forceful commitments as the election season heats up.
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But no one has been louder or more forceful than Eugenie Bouchard, who called Sharapova "a cheater" and criticized the tour for shortening what was originally a two-year suspension.
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His replacement, current Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, has been a more forceful secretary and taken up some of the oxygen previously dedicated to Haley in the foreign policy sphere.
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That may help explain why none of the major U.S. banks has made a more forceful entry into the space, opting instead for the comparative safety of regulated futures markets.
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The longer you're in that room, the more time you spend with "Live," the more forceful yet elusive it becomes: it's about an artist, but you can't pin him down.
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Many analysts doubt that a return of the more forceful methods will yield little more than a repeat of the same mistakes that informed the country's decades-long civil war.
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Iraqi Vice President Nuri al-Maliki, a former prime minister who was pressured to leave office by both the U.S. and Iran for failing to stop Islamic State, was more forceful.
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More forceful easing could also trigger capital outflows and add pressure on the Chinese yuan, which has slid nearly 3 percent against the dollar since the trade flare-up last month.
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In January, UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock demanded that tech giants like Facebook, Twitter and Google do a better job of protecting children from harmful content or face more forceful legislation.
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But Clinton has been more forceful on the issue of guns since it has become a way for her to knock Sanders, whose gun record is more conservative than most Democrats.
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"Downside risks remain, in particular from more forceful U.S. trade restrictions on Chinese exports, given the further increase in the U.S.'s bilateral trade deficit with China last year," said Kuijs.
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But with Pyongyang months away from realizing its goal of developing a nuclear weapon capable of reaching the United States, Trump and his military leaders are considering a more forceful approach.
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Asked if he thinks Kasich needs to be more forceful in his attacks against the GOP front-runner, Cullen said he thinks the whole GOP field needs to unite against Trump.
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But even Trump's more forceful pitch—his, "I thought you guys were against abortion?" quip at the Freedom Caucus—suggests someone who doesn't really care about the fate of this bill.
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The "losers" comment, seemingly ad-libbed, was a return to the more forceful rhetoric he used on the campaign, when every terrorist attack was used as an opportunity to project strength.
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Whether last year's fight over Gorsuch or this year's three-day government shutdown — and the intensified clamor for a more forceful push on DACA — the left's ken has been decidedly short.
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Of this group, Evans and Kashkari have made more forceful arguments for normalizing policy slowly, testing the degree to which further labor market improvement can be gained without sparking excessive inflation.
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For now, most analysts believe China will not resort to more forceful broad-based easing measures such as cut in its policy lending rate, which was last seen in late 2015.
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On Tuesday, both Chaffetz and Cummings were careful to say that they don't think the White House is obstructing their investigation — but Cummings on Thursday took a much more forceful tone.
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In fact, several officials told POLITICO earlier this year that the Obama administration rejected more forceful counterintelligence activities against the Russians, "including more aggressively tracking and tailing" their operatives in America.
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While union officials here in Guangdong Province have criticized Walmart for not seeking governmental approval for the new scheduling system, they have not taken more forceful action or helped mobilize workers.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) who have urged a more forceful response to the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.), have urged a more forceful U.S. response to the use of barrel bombs by Assad.
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His voice matches the song in intensity, rising and growing more forceful as the track continues, before eliciting a loud-as-hell charge, blending melody with an awesome sense of noise.
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Together their comments sounded more forceful and anti-Assad than the Trump administration has generally sounded in the past, but stopped short of saying the US would pursue Assad's ouster itself.
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One reason the police cannot carry out more forceful raids, Mr. Laugesen said, is because they do not want to shock the crowds of tourists who come to gawk, and buy.
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"An ECB official recently made the case for a more forceful move, a bigger rather than smaller programme is likely, say 45 billion euros per month for a year," he said.
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Mr. Conant said Republicans were also driven by their view that Mr. Trump's foreign policy missteps were more damaging, requiring a more forceful response than his day-to-day incendiary statements.
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The president was more forceful than ever in declaring the importance of nationalism in a speech that repeated tropes used by the white nationalist and anti-Semitic portions of his base.
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But the children's advocacy groups said they hoped their complaint would continue a drumbeat of pressure for Facebook to take more forceful steps to change its business practices oriented toward children.
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Chinese steel is a popular and arguably justified target for proponents of a more forceful approach to trade, but Chinese steel is a small portion of China's exports to the United States.
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Under President Xi Jinping, officials in China have taken a more forceful approach in regulating large technology companies and pushing them to help spread cultural values advanced by the ruling Communist Party.
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He announced that he would step down in September following disagreements with the Trump administration, particularly President Donald Trump's remarks a month earlier encouraging police officers to be more forceful with suspects.
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The government's campaign against the protesters became more forceful in the past couple of weeks, timed to last Thursday's anniversary of the 1979 Sandinista Revolution that first brought Mr. Ortega to power.
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The Food and Drug Administration commissioner, Dr. Scott Gottlieb, has created an Opioid Policy Steering Committee to explore "more forceful" actions the agency can take to stem new addictions and reduce overdoses.
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SHANGHAI, Jan 9 (Reuters) - China's short-term money rates plunged to multi-year lows this week due to ample cash supplies and market speculation of a shift to more forceful stimulus measures.
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"The Cursed Hermit" has just as much weird menace as "Missing Men," but by narrowing its range to the perils of Pauline, Bertin and Forbes create a more forceful and haunting story.
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The question now is whether China will change its tactics, reaching out at last to Ms. Tsai's administration or, as some hawkish voices in Beijing have suggested, turning to more forceful actions.
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But as the government has increasingly come under scrutiny for allowing excessive force against demonstrators, including detaining and torturing minors, calls have grown louder for a more forceful condemnation of the violence.
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He offered a more forceful denial this time: "I never declared that the N.A.A.C.P. was 'un-American' or that a civil rights attorney was a 'disgrace to his race,'" Mr. Sessions said.
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The influx has also been a headache for Brazil's new, far-right government of President Jair Bolsonaro, who has so far resisted U.S. pressure to take a more forceful attitude against Maduro.
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Even as Apple was preparing to formally respond to the court, other technology companies — which have until now been cautious in their support of Apple — were preparing to be more forceful in court.
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And while the Fed will likely never say anything more forceful than this about the price of a financial asset, it is worth noting that they at least have an eye on stocks.
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Carsten Nickel, deputy director of research at risk consultancy Teneo Intelligence, said on Monday that Germany appeared to have aligned itself with France's more "forceful approach" and Cameron shouldn't expect a warm welcome.
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But soaring shale oil production at home has made Washington less dependant on OPEC, allowing it to be more forceful in the way it deals with Saudi Arabia and other Middle Eastern nations.
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With future offenses seemingly inevitable, Republicans will time and again have to offer their mealy-mouthed condemnations, while Democrats, the press, and moderate conservatives will keep demanding that more forceful steps be taken.
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Advocacy groups including Human Rights Watch and some in Congress say that far more forceful US action including tougher sanctions and an arms embargo is required, especially against Kiir and the sitting government.
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He told Putin off in private, he said, explaining that his focus was on making sure voters didn't think he was trying to help Hillary Clinton by being more forceful on the hacking.
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" Ali was even more forceful about the link between domestic and international racial terror and colonialism and oppression, when he declared that "I'm not gonna help nobody get something my Negroes don't have.
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Australia and Brazil also have newly elected leaders opposed to more forceful climate action, and some analysts are now finding signs of a "Trump effect" that could undermine global efforts on climate change.
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Others say his aggressive conservative positioning is out of step at a time when appealing to relatively moderate independents is viewed as important in challenging Democrats, who are growing more forceful in Arizona.
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But he said he was frustrated that the authorities had not been more forceful with other protesters, including a group that blocked trains on Saturday at a major railway yard in suburban Toronto.
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Julian Zelizer: Democrats are going to need a powerful message to counter Trump In 2020, Democrats are going to need a stronger and more forceful message in response to President Trump's economic claims.
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Still, there were doubts among Chinese officials about the need for more forceful action, and some argued that the problem was not booming sales of ivory in China but lax enforcement in Africa.
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That is, by making it harder to acquire electronic data from a third party, the Court has nudged police toward more forceful and unpleasant confrontations with citizens by which "consent" can be secured.
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But days before the kickoff date, specific numbers related to head-to-head matchups between Trump and Biden in four states leaked to ABC on Friday, prompting a more forceful response from the campaign.
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But after Trump's latest dig (the White House also uninvited Darroch from attending an official dinner in Washington for the emir of Qatar on Monday night), Hunt used more forceful language toward the president.
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And if I'd known that there was a good chance the pill might not work, I would have been a lot more forceful about keeping a supply of condoms with me at all times.
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To help shore up the economy, China's fiscal policy will become "more forceful", Li said, with the government pencilling in cuts of nearly 224 trillion yuan ($22018 billion) in taxes and fees for companies.
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To help shore up the economy, Li said China's fiscal policy will become "more forceful", with the government pencilling in cuts of nearly 2 trillion yuan ($298.31 billion) in taxes and fees for companies.
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Fear of retaliation had once made business lobbies eschew more forceful U.S. trade policies toward China, but such groups have increasingly urged the Trump administration to take targeted action to address market access imbalances.
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Rather he feels that it is urgent for citizens like him to appeal to the government now to take more forceful action, the person said Reporting by Svea Herbst-Bayliss; Editing by Steve Orlofsky
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Trump Jr. was more forceful in an opinion article published in the Telegraph, comparing the Brexit referendum to his father's election and asserting both were subject to interference by a class of political elites.
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The administration expelled two low-level Cuban diplomats in May in response to the illnesses, but with more diplomats and their spouses becoming ill, calls grew on Capitol Hill for a more forceful response.
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"A public health crisis of this magnitude demands faster and more forceful action than the steps announced by the FDA," Matthew Myers, president of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, said in a statement.
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Those protests did not attract such a broad swath of society, and they were also greeted with a much more forceful reaction by Beijing, and a subsequent crackdown and numerous prosecutions and disqualifications of lawmakers.
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"Japan's keenly awaited fiscal stimulus proved to be a damp squib, disappointing yen bears who were hopeful for more forceful government spending to revitalize Abenomics," said Wei Liang Chang, a currency strategist at Mizuho Bank.
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If the Fed eases, many China watchers believe the PBOC is likely to follow by lowering one of its key short-term money market rates, though some have forecast a more forceful benchmark rate cut.
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CEO Ben Van Beurden is far more forceful than most other oil executives about positioning his company to profit off a world drastically reducing greenhouse gas emissions as envisioned in the 803 Paris Climate Agreement.
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For the banks, this represents more can-kicking, an attempt to buy time and hopefully allow for capital to accrete, rather than a more forceful U.S. or Swiss-style restocking and restructuring of balance sheets.
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That's why, for instance, Luke Cage's view on gentrification is so much more forceful than Daredevil's, since black heroes and villains dealing with the loss of their community carries more weight in the real world.
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Pyongyang is a "bad toothache" for Beijing but in order for Xi to take more forceful action, increasing the toothache's pain is key, former CIA Director Michael Hayden told South Korean media earlier this month.
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Some, of course, were never open in the first place, and any film that would uncork them now must suppose itself more forceful than the unfathomable medley that already claims Eric Garner and Philando Castile.
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Her ideas resonate with a growing group of liberal economists who see evidence that free markets need more forceful government intervention in order to function properly and not just deliver spoils to the very wealthy.
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Bloomberg did improve in his second debate last week, inserting himself into the back-and-forth more, effectively changing the subject at times, and delivering more forceful responses to attacks from candidates including Elizabeth Warren.
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In Congress, many of the leading voices condemned Obama for his perceived weakness toward both terrorist groups and Assad — even though they were fighting against each other — and advocated for more forceful U.S. military intervention.
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In December, top leaders pledged to step up "counter-cyclical" support for the economy, and said fiscal policy would be "more forceful and effective" and monetary policy would be prudent with "appropriate tightness and looseness".
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SYDNEY, July 17 (Reuters) - Australia's banking watchdog faces funding challenges to improve oversight on entities it regulates, its chairman said on Wednesday, after a government report recommended that the regulator be more forceful and less discreet.
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After the failed coup in July 2016, Turkey sought a more forceful response by Washington, including the potential extradition of exiled cleric Fethullah Gulen, the figurehead of the cult alleged to be behind the coup attempt.
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The 3-page letter, which is a more forceful version of a 2009 letter to which 19 scientific societies signed on, comes as the House Science Committee continues to investigate peer reviewed studies of climate change.
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He pushed for military action against Iran and Syria over their weapons policies, called for the "end of North Korea" and most recently said the United States must be more forceful in confronting the Venezuelan government.
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"A public health crisis of this magnitude demands faster and more forceful action than the steps announced by the FDA," Matthew L. Myers, president of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, said in a statement Wednesday.
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In September, former Trump White House attorney Ty Cobb floated in an interview with POLITICO both Turley and Alan Dershowitz as potential hires for the president should he opt to mount a more forceful impeachment defense.
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As Mr. Cuomo ran for re-election in November, he became a more forceful advocate for the party; he supported Democratic candidates challenging Republican Senate incumbents, and repeatedly spoke out against the policies of President Trump.
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US military commanders, meanwhile, are glad that the Trump administration is relaxing White House oversight of military strikes against terrorist targets in Yemen and Somalia while simultaneously seeming to endorse more forceful military action in Iraq.
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But I think that there should be a more forceful response than, OK, well, I asked you, and this is your answer, and what are we going to do in response to questions from the media afterwards.
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At a time when officials in Iran and North Korea have accused Bolton of pushing a more forceful line, Trump has also taken pains to distance himself from the more bellicose views of his national security adviser.
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"'Angie Tribeca' fires groaners and sight gags as haphazardly as an academy rookie at a shooting drill; it could have used a more forceful veto in the writers' room," James Poniewozik wrote in The New York Times.
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More forceful response to protesters Mass protests have rocked the major global financial hub for eight consecutive weeks, triggered by a controversial -- and now-shelved -- bill that would have allowed extradition from the city to mainland China.
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While more fiscal and monetary policy support had been expected in coming months on top of modest measures last year, some analysts wonder if more forceful stimulus will be needed to stabilise the world's second-largest economy.
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Debate over whether China needs more forceful easing heightened this week after data showed second-quarter economic growth slowed to a 27-year low, weighed by weak demand at home and abroad amid intensifying U.S. trade pressure.
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MUNICH (Reuters) - U.S. National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster called on Saturday for more forceful action to halt Iran's development of what he said was an increasingly powerful network of proxy armies in Lebanon, Syria, Yemen and Iraq.
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All of Chile's bishops tendered their resignation last month after meeting with the pope in the Vatican, where he criticized them for their failure to take more forceful measures in curbing abuse by priests in their country.
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Fauci, who was also absent at Trump's Monday briefing, had been the face of the administration's response for a few weeks and has recently been a bit more forceful in correcting Trump's factual misstatements about the crisis.
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That may mean the Massachusetts senator will have to abandon her practiced "I have a plan for that" approach and make a more forceful case that she is the best candidate to take on Trump in November.
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BEIJING — After months of relative restraint, China's Communist government this week took its most decisive steps to intervene in Hong Kong's political crisis, signaling a more forceful response that could further inflame tensions in the Chinese territory.
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Some activists have raised concerns that, in appearing to remove the policy, the Chinese government could now have license to go further in introducing more forceful pro-pregnancy measures, including punishments for couples who don't have children.
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Note that Sean Spicer's resignation came little more than a week after reports that Kushner was in a lather about press aides not devising more forceful and creative ways to answer negative coverage of the Russian meeting.
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In an interview with "Power Lunch, " Moon said that while China has responded to the escalating U.S. tariffs in somewhat "measured ways," the arrest is fairly aggressive and may tip China into being more forceful in its retaliation.
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After the deal closed, bond rating agency Moody's Investors Service said AT&T was "weakly positioned" to support its debt levels and urged the company to offer "more forceful, public and specific" means to strengthen its balance sheet.
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If we want to drive a wholesale transition of transportation and heating to electricity, at a time when fossil fuels are cheaper than ever, it's going to require something more forceful and targeted than any realistic carbon price.
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Turnbull, who deposed Tony Abbott as leader in a party coup last year, has been a less vocal critic of the danger posed by Islamist militants than his predecessor, who continues to advocate a more forceful foreign policy.
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That was despite a more forceful diplomatic tone on the crisis and warnings on the scale and immediacy of the threat from U.S. President Donald Trump's new ambassador to NATO, France's defense minister and the alliance's deputy head.
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Perhaps a more forceful approach will convince Russia that it can achieve its strategic aims and play a constructive role in Afghanistan by working with the government in Kabul, as opposed to taking actions that undermine its legitimacy.
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Meanwhile, state authorities and health experts have called for more forceful federal intervention as they struggle to get their hands on ventilators, hospital beds and other necessities before health care systems are overwhelmed by the rapidly spreading outbreak.
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Democrats scrambled to regroup on Wednesday after a disappointing special election defeat in Georgia, with lawmakers, activists and labor leaders speaking out in public and private to demand a more forceful economic message heading into the 2018 elections.
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G-23 leaders warned on Friday that a British vote to leave the EU next month would seriously threaten the world economy, as they promised "more forceful" policies to boost global growth but papered over differences about fiscal stimulus.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Norway's $975-billion sovereign wealth fund, the world's largest, should be more forceful in promoting its ethical agenda and influencing the thousands of companies it invests in, a report commissioned by non-governmental organizations said on Monday.
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In some of her most biting criticism for her former boss, Clinton also wonders in her book whether a more forceful public response from then-President Barack Obama could have helped remedy the problems caused by Moscow's attempted meddling.
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Bill PascrellWilliam (Bill) James PascrellBottom Line Democrats denounce Trump's attack on Cummings: 'These are not the words of a patriot' Two Democrats vow to press forward on Trump impeachment MORE (D), a New Jersey Catholic, was even more forceful.
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Trump and his allies, including DeSantis, argue the FBI has taken a much more forceful approach to investigating Trump than they did when Clinton was being probed for her use of a private email server as secretary of State.
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More forceful easing measures and a sharp jump in liquidity would add to debt risks and put more pressure on the yuan currency, which fell than 2.5% against the dollar in May amid the unexpected deterioration in trade negotiations.
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A government-commissioned report released last month told APRA it had to be more forceful and less "discreet", following revelations of widespread misconduct across financial institutions during the 2018 public hearings of the Royal Commission inquiry into the sector.
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A major media union wants even more forceful action, calling for Postmedia's breakup and tougher rules against concentration and the type of leveraged buyout that helped Postmedia gain control of roughly one-third of Canada's English-language daily newspapers.
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Meanwhile, other recent polls have shown Warren overtaking Biden in the Democratic nominating contest, and candidates such as Buttigieg and Klobuchar have sought to make a more forceful case for themselves to the center-left voters largely backing Biden.
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But virtually everyone in Republican Party politics had spent years lambasting Obama as too weak on Russia, calling for more forceful intervention in Syria, the provision of more weapons to the Ukrainian government, and perhaps even further NATO expansions.
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Sure, Price could have been more forceful in underscoring the scientific consensus that universal vaccine coverage is ideal — especially at a time when the anti-vaccine movement seems to be emboldened under a president who's been doubtful of vaccine safety.
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The bitter leadership battle -- centered on the finances and management of the National Rifle Association -- comes as the political landscape on guns undergoes dramatic change: Gun safety groups are growing more powerful and mounting more forceful challenges to the NRA.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio's approval rating has ticked up amid his concerted effort to convey a more forceful public image, and he now receives positive marks from half of New York City voters, a Quinnipiac University poll released on Tuesday found.
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The incident immediately caused a national political storm when President Donald Trump initially responded by criticizing "violence on many sides" — comments that prompted both Republicans and Democrats to urge the president to issue a more forceful condemnation of white supremacist groups.
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One administration official briefed on the decision described it as an "offensive step forward" intended to help support military operations, deter foreign election influence and thwart intellectual property theft by meeting such threats with a more forceful response, the Journal said.
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The "effectiveness" of the FTC is "is going to be weighed to a large degree by their actions on Facebook," says Barry Lynn of the Open Markets Institute, a think-tank that argues for more forceful use of antitrust laws.
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OSLO, Aug 14 (Reuters) - Norway's $975-billion sovereign wealth fund, the world's largest, should be more forceful in promoting its ethical agenda and influencing the thousands of companies it invests in, a report commissioned by non-governmental organisations said on Monday.
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I think maybe we'll reach a point where we will have to be really militant in a more forceful way, but I think right now the best thing to do is to congregate in large groups to pressure our legislators.
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Pompeo will lead a congressional briefing on Tuesday to show lawmakers more of the intelligence the administration has, perhaps in an effort to make a case that the US should consider a more forceful response and win over skeptical Democrats.
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Until fall 2018, Russia kept its objections to a minimum as Moscow believed that a more forceful response would result in a larger Iranian-Israeli clash that could bring the United States back into the region in a more significant way.
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Biden noted the "damaging moves" by Palestinians to join the International Criminal Court last year and the need for a more forceful denouncement of specific violence against Israelis, but he also criticized moves under Netanyahu as "counterproductive" to Israel's security.
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But while a relaxing of US pressure on China to act against North Korea could be seen as a win for Beijing, Xie warned it could result in Washington being more forceful on other issues it may be holding back currently.
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His Japanese counterpart, Shinzo Abe, who has adopted a more forceful approach toward North Korea than his predecessors, appeared open to the suggestion, saying his country would take all steps necessary to protect itself from threats emanating out of Pyongyang.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's leadership is resisting pressure from elements within the military for a more forceful response to an international court ruling against Beijing's claims in the South China Sea, sources said, wary of provoking a clash with the United States.
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WASHINGTON — With the humanitarian and refugee crisis in Syria spiraling to new depths, the Democratic and Republican vice-presidential candidates, in their debate on Tuesday, called for a more forceful American response to the civil war than President Obama has undertaken.
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Also, the strategies parents implemented, which included setting new enrollment rules and eliminating using academic screens to sort students for admission, could compel City Hall to take more forceful action to integrate one of the nation's most segregated school systems.
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His diagnosis that the US needs to find a creative way to rein in China seems to be widely shared, but his strategy for getting there is far more forceful and risky than any plan Washington has had in many years.
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The Ukrainian president, Petro O. Poroshenko, argued in an interview in the German newspaper Bild on Thursday for a more forceful response from the West, including for NATO warships to be sent into disputed waters in the Sea of Azov.
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He called himself the chowkidar — the watchman — and he has pushed a more forceful foreign policy than India has pursued in years, including standing up to China, nearly going to war with Pakistan and drawing closer to the United States.
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By Monday, after a weekend of canceled concerts and community events and back-to-back demonstrations, the message from the city's mayor and Acting Chief O'Toole sounded more forceful that ever: No violent acts will be tolerated in their city.
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The 2020 Democratic presidential candidates are far more forceful and united on gun control than their predecessors, endorsing a wide range of policies that past nominees sidestepped or rejected, according to a New York Times survey of the 19 campaigns.
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While Mr. Pruitt repeatedly stressed his view that environmental regulation should primarily be the purview of the states, he said the E.P.A. could have taken a more forceful role in responding to the crisis over lead-tainted water in Flint, Mich.
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The report painted the Obama administration as moving too slowly and indecisively to address the interference or to counter it, and it cited the "heavily politicized environment" in American politics in 2016 as one factor preventing a more forceful response.
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BEIJING — When protesters in Hong Kong became more forceful on Monday, the People's Daily reprised a recent speech of China's leader, Xi Jinping, calling on party cadres to carry forward the struggle of the Communist revolution fought 70 years ago.
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For months, Mr. Morrison rebuffed calls for a more forceful intervention by the federal government — like a broad military deployment or the largely symbolic declaration of a national emergency — by noting that firefighting had long been the responsibility of individual states.
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Instead of sending a stern message to the Taliban by demanding more forceful terms, however, sources indicate that the president now is considering a withdrawal of U.S. troops with no deal at all, which is exactly what the Taliban wants.
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Earlier this decade, the companies developing self-driving vehicles took a more forceful approach to promoting themselves in an effort to attract attention and talent, said Brian Collie, the global lead for the automotive and mobility at Boston Consulting Group.
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"We're always cognizant of China's influence over North Korea, and we're always encouraging it to play a more forceful role in that regard, whether it's through a more thorough implementation of the sanctions regime that exists, or through other ways," Toner said Monday.
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From the report:The change was described as an "offensive step forward" by an administration official briefed on the decision, one intended to help support military operations, deter foreign election influence and thwart intellectual property theft by meeting such threats with more forceful responses.
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Surprising contractions in China's December trade and factory activity have stirred speculation over whether Beijing needs to switch to more forceful stimulus measures, though most analysts believe the government is wary of steps that could heighten debt risks and weaken the yuan.
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UAE sees the more forceful approach toward Iran taken by the United States as a more effective means of curbing what it sees as Iran's malign activity and development of ballistic missiles than European attempts to rescue a 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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Some said they wished the widely respected retired general had used the moment to be more forceful in his resignation letter, underlining the danger of the president's latest decision, which they said went against the advice and expertise of his military leaders.
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UAE sees the more forceful approach towards Iran taken by the United States as a more effective means of curbing what it sees as Iran's malign activity and development of ballistic missiles than European attempts to rescue a 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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In a tearfully-delivered statement he said he had not shared with anyone except for one of his former law clerks, Kavanaugh denied the allegations against him with more forceful terms than he has used since the accusations first surfaced this month.
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As the pipelines from content producers to consumers have shifted from television to social media, a combined digital media company is more "forceful," Ben Lerer, a founder of Thrillist Media Group and CEO of Group Nine Media, told CNBC's "Squawk Alley" on Monday.
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"While his market knowledge could make him adopt a more forceful stance at some point, the need to build credibility, particularly at the beginning of his tenure, would favor prudence," said a U.S.-based source with first-hand experience of Brazilian markets.
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The research could also push China to assume an even more forceful role in international efforts to curb climate change by reducing carbon emissions, at a time when the United States, under President Trump, appears to be backing away from the issue.
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Trump campaigned on a populist platform summed up in his "Make America Great Again" slogan and has vowed to be a more forceful advocate for the U.S. middle class in his negotiations on trade, security and other international issues than his predecessors.
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Adam Schiff — the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee — as a "leakin' monster," but then thanked him in the same tweet for saying the Obama administration should have set up a "more forceful deterrent" to cyberattacks after the 2014 Sony Hack.
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The Clinton campaign has signaled that it is going to change strategies: That it will no longer simply make the case that Trump shouldn't be elected, but that it will make a more forceful case for the differences between the two candidates' policies.
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A string of downbeat data in recent months and the sudden escalation in the trade row had sparked questions over whether more forceful easing may be needed to get the economy back on steadier footing, including some form of interest rate cuts.
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Surgeon General Jerome Adams on Monday defended the administration's more forceful federal guidance aimed at countering the coronavirus pandemic, but warned that the United States is not an "authoritarian nation" that can stamp out the public health crisis without state and local involvement.
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" Kavanaugh was even more forceful in pushing back on Monday, writing in a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee that the latest allegation to surface is "false and uncorroborated," and referring to the allegations he now faces as "smears, pure and simple.
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The research could also push China to assume an even more forceful role in international efforts to curb climate change by reducing carbon emissions, at a time when the United States, under President Trump, appears to be backing away from the issue.
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Considering Melania's platform as first lady is all about the wellbeing of children, I would expect her statement to be more forceful about why taking children away from their parents for an indefinite period of time and essentially putting them in cages is harmful.
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Surprising contractions in China's December trade and factory activity have stirred speculation over whether Beijing needs to switch to more forceful stimulus measures, though most analysts believe the government will avoid doing so due to worries it could heighten debt risks and weaken the yuan.
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By contrast, Mr. Trong, the party's general secretary since 2011, appeared reluctant to criticize China in the oil rig dispute, and he is seen as a more forceful proponent of the state's role in the economy and defender of the party's monopoly on power.
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The Trump administration is likely considering a full spectrum of military options --- some more forceful than flying a B-1 bombers over the peninsula and others less overt than a direct strike -- in hopes that they can bring North Korea back to the negotiating table.
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In recent weeks, speculation has also swirled over whether China may be considering its first benchmark interest rate cut in three years to give a more forceful push to activity, though that would risk adding to a mountain of debt and pressure the yuan currency.
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And Trump appears to have been wary of alienating that segment of his base -- declining on Saturday and Sunday to issue a more forceful statement until a heavy Republican backlash prompted him to offer a full-throated condemnation of white supremacist groups on Monday.
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In recent days, she has sharpened her pitch about the general election's stakes, heading off Republican attacks on her record as secretary of state under President Obama and delivering a more forceful message about the economy and the need to create jobs and lift wages.
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"The group felt it was time, in a more forceful and organized way, that conservative lawyers who stand for the rule of law, and believe in an independent Justice Department speak out more loudly," Cordero, who is a national security lawyer and CNN contributor, said.
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He might have made his billions in the boardroom, but there has been no more forceful spokesman for many Americans disaffected with the political system, and who, a major new CNN investigation shows, feel he speaks for them in a way no seasoned politician can.
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But over the last year, Tencent's hugely profitable game business has come under fire as Beijing takes a more forceful approach to guiding Chinese culture — a reminder of the state's growing role in deciding the fortunes of the country's largest and most innovative private companies.
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In Washington, it strengthens the hand of hawks in the administration who may be trying to urge Mr. Trump toward more forceful action while weakening the claims of his critics — including most Democrats — who argue that President Barack Obama's outreach to Tehran had been working.
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She's a much more forceful singer than he is, so it's intriguing to hear her emulate his gestures — in this tale of a connection that never quite takes, he sounds resigned, while she sounds like she's seething, but trying to keep it under control.
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With Mr. Trump's criticism about NATO, which he has portrayed as a club in which member countries somehow pay dues to the United States, there has been renewed interest in a more forceful European defense capability, but within NATO, not in opposition to it.
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Back at City Hall, dozens of student activists from the group Teens Take Charge held a rally to call for Mr. de Blasio to take more forceful action to integrate New York City's public schools, which are among the most racially segregated in the nation.
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Ullyot came under fire in December after emails surfaced showing he discouraged the department's former chief diversity officer from posting a more forceful condemnation of white supremacists and neo-Nazis who participated in the deadly August 2017 "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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At a meeting of Pacific leaders last month in the tiny island nation of Tuvalu, other attendees said Pōhiva was overcome with emotion as he tried to secure Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison's support for a more forceful approach to tackling the climate crisis.
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But after the Congressional Budget Office released a score that showed premiums temporarily spiking, Cruz offered a more forceful critique of both the bill's impact and politics, saying he knew those in the House would be concerned about passing a bill doomed to fail in the Senate.
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When one of the clans that controls Silicon Isle takes notice, she's nearly killed, but a more forceful and malevolent version of Mimi takes over — first killing a group of enforcers by inhabiting a broken mech, then setting Silicon Isle's "waste people" on a path toward revolution.
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As Trump has struggled to regain his footing after fighting back a swirl of controversies for weeks, Clinton has also been more forceful in speaking on behalf of down ballot candidates, heralding Democratic Senate candidates in North Carolina, Ohio and Pennsylvania during her trips to each state.
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"On racial gerrymandering and the Constitution, the Court's opinion today is more forceful and clear than it has ever been that unconstitutional racial gerrymandering can occur even when a State draws districts that look regular and follow traditional districting principles," he wrote in a blog post.
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McCain said he believed Congress would back a more forceful approach against the Syrian regime, despite a seeming lack of support for U.S. airstrikes after Syrian President Bashar al-Assad conducted a chemical weapons attack in 2013 in defiance of President Obama's "red line" against doing so.
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Some of the president's supporters privately say Mr. Trump is doing a more forceful job defending his father from outside the White House than some people inside it, and some see a widening opportunity for him to be an effective and high-profile torchbearer for their grievances.
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To try to get Mr. Trump to lift the sanctions, Iran's military began taking more forceful action in the region last year, and Tehran announced it was breaching some of the agreement's limits on its nuclear program, even though it had been abiding by the deal.
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Yet some Democrats think that it makes sense to make a more forceful push to secure the testimony of the first-hand witnesses, including Bolton, whose attorney warned he would fight a subpoena in court, as well as Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani, Mulvaney and Pompeo.
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Like elsewhere in the country, it's partially because the state's Democratic lawmakers are energized by the policies of President Donald Trump's administration, and have "a strong desire to be more forceful and move more deliberately, in a progressive direction," St. Mary's College politics professor Todd Eberly told Vox.
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"Could be some people in the market were looking for the RBNZ to be a little bit more forceful in their rhetoric around the exchange rate given how it's rallied the last few weeks," he said, adding the absence such jawboning probably helped give the kiwi a lift.
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With his confusing Syria policy, Trump has created an awkward parallel to his predecessor's: Obama may have refrained from taking more forceful action in Syria partly in an effort to improve relations with Iran and now Trump may be stepping back from Syria to improve relations with Russia.
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"These items indicate that there is a readiness and a preparedness to engage in arrests that may end up being more forceful than necessary and arrests that may be unlawful in the first place," said Jacqueline Greene, a lawyer and one of the coordinators of the guild's Ohio chapter.
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And while a Democratic-controlled House will lead to a more forceful pushback on Trump's immigration policies (the average House Democrat scores an F on NumbersUSA's scorecard), without moderate Republicans present, it might be more difficult to reach any agreement with the President and sign anything into law.
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But after a WADA-commissioned report by the Canadian lawyer Richard McLaren was published in July, invoking forensic proof of Russia's cheating, Mr. Reedie took on a more forceful public position, and WADA joined with national antidoping authorities to request that Russia be barred from the Rio Games.
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Clinton has failed to make a more forceful case for her candidacy since the party's convention, her illness has reinforced the danger of a Trump-centric strategy — leaving the Clinton side without a memorable affirmative message to hammer home, especially when its chief messenger is on the mend.
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But for those who've been waiting for Biden to become a more forceful and visible public presence on the coronavirus crisis, he seems to have found his message — listen to experts, tell the truth about what they say, and put in the difficult, granular work to address the crisis.
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A front-page report in The Times from the Washington correspondent Max Frankel cataloged a day in which President Lyndon Johnson kept referring to the Memphis violence — using more forceful language each time and culminating in a statement that promised federal troops to local governments in case of violence.
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I've cooked the sauce with and without Sichuan peppercorns, added ginger, subtracted the silken tofu, reduced the red peppers to none and added spicy gochujang, the Korean hot pepper paste, in place of the more forceful Chinese variety and kale or chard in place of the Chinese broccoli.
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China is now able to play its natural role in Myanmar in a more forceful way than ever before as the United States under the Trump administration steps back from more than six years of heavy engagement in Myanmar, including some tentative contacts with some of the rebels.
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Maggie, a 25-year-old software developer in Oakland, California, who prefers not to use her last name (so this article won't be the first thing that shows up when you google her) also experienced more intense orgasms while stoned, which corresponded with more forceful vaginal contractions measured by Lioness.
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More important, Tillerson's resignation could finally motivate congressional Republicans to be more forceful in pushing back through legislation, as they did with the sanctions bill that tied the hands of Trump, through oversight and investigation or possibly challenging the President's competence through the 25th Amendment should the situation reach that point.
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Washington (CNN)In the wake of the deadly August 2017 rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, the former chief diversity officer of the Department of Veteran Affairs was discouraged from posting a more forceful condemnation of the white supremacists and neo-Nazis who participated, according to internal emails obtained by a watchdog group.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) in a televised interview on Friday called the comments "unhelpful" and "unfortunate," but did not give a more forceful denunciation of them.
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The president's son-in-law Jared Kushner — among the few aides to maintain the president's trust throughout his term — became much more deeply involved in the coronavirus response efforts later in the week as it became clear the White House needed a more forceful response, a senior administration official said.
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On Friday, just as news of the North Korean test was breaking, the man who engineered the opening of America's diplomatic relations with China, former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, argued the administration needed a new and different approach to convincing the Chinese to take a more forceful stance.
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"You've got to balance the issue of crying wolf, and whether people will pay attention the next time if the storm does not strike, with the potential for harm," said Jim Hodges, a former governor of South Carolina, who was criticized for not being more forceful in ordering evacuations ahead of Hurricane Floyd in 1999.
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On Friday, after the Trump administration threatened, but did not at that time impose, sanctions on the country, Mr. Graham took to Twitter to call for a more forceful response: To that end, Mr. Graham joined forces with Senator Chris Van Hollen, a Democrat from Maryland, in a proposal to punish Ankara with severe sanctions.
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The playwright and director Kenneth Lonergan, a longtime friend who directed Mr. Geer in his 2012 comedy "Medieval Play" and his 2011 film "Margaret," said in a telephone interview on Wednesday that "it's hard to imagine New York theater without him," adding that Mr. Geer was more forceful on the stage than on the screen.
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While more forceful policy easing may not be on the cards, Xie of OCBC added: "However, as mentioned by the politburo for the first time that the economy is still facing downward pressure due to structural and systemic reasons, this implies that there is no U-turn in China's stimulative policies in the near term," he said.
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Should the judge rule Kupperman is protected by constitutional immunity, the Trump administration would have a powerful new way to shield officials from congressional subpoenas; however, should the opposite ruling be handed down, lawmakers could become more forceful in compelling testimony and could have more supporting evidence for the argument Trump is trying to obstruct Congress.
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While this seems mostly like a case of users feeling discontent with Microsoft's more forceful exertion of control over a product many people many think works just fine, there are legitimate complaints about the new Skype that may get more readily addressed now that Microsoft is actively listening to feedback and forestalling a discontinuation of Skype 7.
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" May's rival, Jeremy Corbyn, was more forceful in defending his Labour colleague, saying on a speech in Sunday that "it is the strength of our communities that gets us through these awful times as London Mayor Sadiq Khan recognized, but which the current occupant in the White House has neither the grace nor the sense to grasp.
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But without China taking a much more forceful stance against North Korea, and the Hermit Kingdom continuing to provoke while accelerating its WMD capabilities, it may only be a matter of time before we have no choice but to make a preemptive strike on this most dangerous and mercurial remnant of communism, ending its threat to world peace.
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The sign-stealing confrontation between the Yankees and the Red Sox came to an apparent conclusion on Friday when Rob Manfred, the commissioner of Major League Baseball, fined the Boston team an undisclosed amount but chose not to hit it with more forceful penalties for using an Apple Watch to try to swipe signals from Yankees catchers.
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While Ms. Perry stumbled in her role since being hired late last year — failing to make changes to the organization on her own and needing direction from the Olympic committee to do things like install an entire new board of directors — the U.S.O.C. chief executive, Sarah Hirshland, has already been much more forceful in her decision-making.
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The activist surge on the left, most spectacularly demonstrated at the Women's March, in Washington, D.C., and in other major cities, and during protests at nearly a dozen airports after the executive order to temporarily ban people from seven majority-Muslim countries, has stoked a conviction that the Party must be more forceful in combatting Trump.
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And then there's President Donald Trump, who in his third appearance at the annual opening of the UN General Assembly was more forceful than ever in declaring the importance of not just nationalism, but a devotion to country and history, in a speech that repeated tropes used by the white nationalist and anti-Semitic portions of his base.
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In statements released through the White House, Kavanaugh's denials began stoically -- "I categorically and unequivocally deny this allegation," he said of Christine Blasey Ford's claim he sexually assaulted her in high school — but became steadily more forceful: "This is ridiculous and from the Twilight Zone," he said of Julie Swetnick's accusations he plied women with alcohol in college.
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"There's no mistaking that the rule of law matters on both sides of our border," Tillerson said, pledging to work with Mexico to stem the flow of cash and weapons from the US. But his message in meetings, according to a senior administration official speaking after the top US diplomat's arrival in Mexico Wednesday night, was a little more forceful.
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You might duck the bank's wards, dodge its construct and revenant and demonic and even, sometimes, living human guards, evade its detection magics, dance across its pressure plate floor, answer ye its riddles three, only to leave, for example, a beacon glyph that would guide tunnelers, or a mechanism to disable all that security during a later and more forceful raid.
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It's this version of Pele that Big Island residents have encountered head-on over the past couple weeks, after being shook by a 6.9 earthquake and being met with an eruption unlike any they're used to—streams of magma, hot ash, and molten rock exploding from Kilauea's mouth at a rate much faster and more forceful than its typical, slow-moving flows.
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Ben SasseBenjamin (Ben) Eric SasseThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump lauds tariffs on China while backtracking from more To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Feds face mounting pressure over Epstein's death MORE (R-Neb.) had one of the more forceful responses: "Let's be clear: The president is proposing a massive tax increase on American families," he said.
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Without such evidence, he cannot rule out the possibility that some of the discrepancies in the alarm calls are an inadvertent byproduct of prairie-dog physiology — an increased sensitivity to a certain color or shape invoking a more forceful rush of air through the vocal tract, for instance — and that the animals do not recognize such differences or use them to their advantage.
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Although baseball players put repeated strain on their core when pitching or swinging, they do not suffer more back injuries than athletes in sports that entail more forceful impact, such as football or hockey, said Dr. Andrew C. Hecht, the chief of spine surgery for Mount Sinai Health System, who wrote a soon-to-be-released book on spine injuries in athletes.
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The first minute consists of the placid Take 2400, cushioned by synthetic flutes and airy electric guitar, before fading into the significantly more forceful Take 2000, which rushes by at breakneck speed, powered by furiously pummeled drums, blaring trumpets and chugging cellos (similar to the rhythmic strings employed by the Beatles' creative rival, Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys, on his then-recent smash, "Good Vibrations").
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But U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE offered a more forceful response, criticizing Russia for its actions and saying that the U.S. supports Ukraine's sovereignty during a special meeting of the U.N. Security Council.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is considering a more forceful strike on Syria than the missile attack he authorized last year, The New York Times reported Tuesday.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE said on Wednesday she regrets not being more forceful in her condemnation of the impact racism has on education in the United States.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyOvernight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces White House eyes September action plan for gun proposals Trump phoned Democratic senator to talk gun control MORE (D-Conn.) was more forceful, calling on Congress to "get off its ass and do something" following the shooting.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-85033 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas), the candidate running second to Trump in delegates, was more forceful in saying he would back whoever wins the GOP nomination, Rubio's comments are reflective of the views of many GOP office-holders.
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Former Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisMattis: 'I don't know how I could have spoken more loudly' against Trump than by quitting What Mattis gets wrong: Alliances also need rebuilding at home Mattis: Military leaders must be prepared to deal with sexual relationships as women integrate into combat roles MORE said Wednesday that he could not see a more forceful way to express his opposition to the Trump administration's policies than by leaving the Pentagon.
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"Here in Washington, if the pro-Jewish and pro-Israel interests see the Kurds are a friend of the Jewish community, it could lead to Congress being even more forceful in its support of the Kurdish Regional Government," said Zach D. Huff, a political consultant who traveled to Washington from Israel in April to help the Kurdish lobbying effort, a visit that included a meeting with the powerful, American Israel Public Affairs Committee, to ask for its assistance.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanDemocratic Women's Caucus calls for investigation into Epstein plea deal DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews CNN slams GOP for not appearing on network after mass shootings, conservatives fire back MORE (R-Ohio) against accusations he turned a blind eye to sexual assault while acting as a wrestling coach at Ohio State University in the 2202s and 2628s … Ryan was more forceful in defending Jordan than he was last week (The Hill).
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The film's smooth editing and sexy electronica score, by Nicolas Godin (half of the group Air), at first put me in mind of an Air France commercial, but Mr. Grasso's film grows more forceful when he disrupts the endless gold with everyday objects in the sanctum sanctorum of European power: pens and erasers, a speech on terrorism ringed with handwritten annotations, a telephone with the prime minister's office on speed dial, a weathered copy of Le Monde with Mr. Macron's name in a headline.
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The idea is to listen to him continually revise the songs, testing out different lyrics and phrases and arrangements, while gradually approaching their Platonic ideals, the perfected forms fans already know by heart — deciding to remove the drums from "You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go" and the slide guitar from "Meet Me in the Morning"; changing the desperate "Maybe he'll pick her out again" to the sadder, more time-warped "Maybe she'll pick him out again" in "Simple Twist of Fate"; turning "When something's not right it must be wrong" into the more forceful "When something's not right it's wrong" in "You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go"; revamping whole verses in "Idiot Wind," and so on.
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