But his most forceful statements came in otherwise forgettable decisions.
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The most forceful advocate for that idea was a Democrat, Sen.
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Among the most forceful fighters for secrecy was lobbyist Al Cortese.
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John Ratcliffe (R-TX) was the most forceful advocate of this view.
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Clinton says it was the "most forceful impact" he had ever experienced.
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On Thursday, Airbnb took its most forceful actions yet to combat discrimination.
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Even the most forceful moments felt rounded off, smoothed out, ultimately muted.
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On Monday, Trump issued his most forceful disavowal of white supremacism to date.
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Google's former slogan "Don't be evil" is the most forceful expression of this.
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She has also been the most forceful voice calling for a crackdown on tech.
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He reserved his most forceful comments for Iran, Saudi Arabia's political and religious nemesis.
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If it wasn't the first, it was certainly the one I was most forceful about.
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After all, the new man was the old one's most forceful security minister and election-rigger.
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And even if Mr. Sanders did not deliver his most forceful performance, that might be enough.
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The outcry was loud and immediate, and Ms. Moore was among the hawks' most forceful advocates.
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In this vacuum of official leadership, the most forceful voice belonged to Michael Burke, whose brother, Capt.
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Obama's statement on Monday marked one of his most forceful condemnations of Trump's rhetoric since leaving office.
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It was the most forceful attempt to provoke the magic of drone, and I wasn't sure it worked.
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Corneh, shattered, delivered the news to her oldest sister, Sannoh, the most forceful and outspoken of the aunts.
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"It was the most forceful impact I&aposve ever had on my body in my life," Clinton recalled.
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In one of his most forceful responses, Mueller defended the integrity of his team under questioning from Rep.
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In the surprise performance of the night, Booker delivered one of the most forceful denunciations of Biden's record.
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Obama, one of Hillary Clinton's most forceful surrogates during the campaign, kept the new president at arm's length.
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It's one of the most forceful interventions by the Department of Transportation in the early days of autonomous vehicles.
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They are now bereft of the single most forceful and outspoken detractor of Mr. Trump in the presidential campaign.
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Defending democracy and human rights doesn't mean that the most forceful measure has to be the first one taken.
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Google has been nudging users away from unencrypted sites for years, but this is the most forceful nudge yet.
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Rubio didn't let up on the attack, going at Trump in his most forceful way yet in the campaign.
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This was the White House's latest attempt to clarify Trump's comments from Saturday, and by far the most forceful.
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Trump, in his most forceful terms to date, reaffirmed the United States support for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
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Warren delivered her most forceful rebuttal yet during a speech at the National Congress of American Indians in February.
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" Melissa Jordano, of Backtrack, had one of the night's most forceful and textured voices, shining on "Over the Rainbow.
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The eruption was the most forceful new explosion so far at Kilauea, one of the world's most active volcanoes.
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Different senators stood and spoke — Mitt Romney was the most forceful advocate in the room, unsurprisingly, for calling witnesses.
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Indeed, in the decades before the First World War, socialist parties were the most forceful and consistent advocates of democratization.
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Some of the most forceful throws you will see performed in combat sports require the fighter to expose his back.
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In lieu of all of this, Clinton seeks to present herself as the most forceful opponent of the Trump administration.
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"Today's verdict is the most forceful deterrent for anyone considering waging terror in our city," O'Neill said in a statement.
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Ms. Ballerini's most forceful subjects are independent-minded young women who emerge from circumstances that aren't friendly to their ambitions.
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One person in his campaign has come out as one of his most forceful surrogates: his wife, Dr. Jill Biden.
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The most forceful and uncontrollable of these personalities, Asughara, is unleashed after Ada is sexually assaulted on a Virginia campus.
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Among those GOP governors who have taken the most forceful action are Larry Hogan of Maryland and Mike DeWine of Ohio.
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Pruitt, along with Trump's chief strategist Steve Bannon, was the most forceful advocate of ending U.S. participation in the Paris deal.
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Ms. Gillibrand, 20083, has emerged as one of the most forceful critics of the Trump administration in the last two years.
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" Electronic Frontier Foundation lawyer Nate Cardozo told Motherboard it was "one of the most forceful briefs I've read in a long time.
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While technology companies recently have resisted government demands, Apple's letter is one of the industry's most forceful pushbacks against a court ruling.
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Schiff delivered the most forceful rebuke of allegations that he somehow coached or colluded with the whistleblower to ignite the Ukraine scandal.
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"We are Christians by the same title as we are either Périgordins or Germans" was Montaigne's most forceful statement on this point.
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Barney Frank, a Massachusetts Democrat and House Judiciary Committee member who was one of Clinton's most forceful defenders during the impeachment mess.
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Of the Republicans running for governor this year in Louisiana, Mississippi and Kentucky, Mr. Bevin has been the most forceful on the issue.
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It's not the first time Smith has called out Trump, but it was among the most forceful screeds against Trump and his supporters.
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It would be the president's most forceful attempt yet to block asylum claims and slash the number of people seeking refuge in America.
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It sees him at his most forceful and certainly his most boastful, rapping over minimal beats and industrial sounds for 17 straight songs.
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Around National Review, this synthesis of moral conservatism and economic libertarianism was known as fusionism, and today Goldberg is its most forceful defender.
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Even my most forceful protests made issues of fact seem muddy and unknowable, proving that everything is a question of perspective and allegiance.
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Suddenly, she is the most forceful Western leader in denouncing President Vladimir V. Putin's government, which she portrayed as a malevolent and lawless force.
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Some of the most forceful Republican scolding came from a familiar duo: Senator John McCain of Arizona and Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina.
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This is precisely why Republicans in Congress have slammed Trump over the move, offering perhaps their loudest and most forceful criticism of the president yet.
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Even at his most forceful and energetic, he came across looking and sounding like a guy you woke up at three o'clock in the morning.
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One of Clinton's most forceful remarks came in response to a suggestion by Sanders that she could be influenced by political donations by Wall Street.
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And the Treasury Department announced it would impose sanctions on Venezuela's state-owned oil monopoly, the most forceful challenge to the country's president, Nicolás Maduro.
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And tonight, it's no surprise that some of the most forceful female leaders in Hollywood showed up looking like a team of Joan-of-Arc warriors.
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Future shows up at his most forceful and savage as well, with the whole track being evidence of the bond Ralo says the two rappers share.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is also not often discussed as a trouble spot for the President, but he hasn't exactly been the most forceful Cabinet secretary.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Biden delivered his most forceful response yet to Mr. Trump's requests that foreign countries investigate unsubstantiated allegations about him and his son Hunter.
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The Democratic members of the committee include some of the Senate's strongest supporters of the E.P.A. and most forceful voices for decisive action on climate change.
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The rally comes after Jeb Bush's most forceful debate performance of the campaign, when he pushed back on Donald Trump for attacking his brother's national security record.
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Carter's full-throated backing of Abadi, one of his most forceful to date, follows months of intense Iraqi political wrangling that has put the country on edge.
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Here are all the times since December that Trump has commented on the defeat of ISIS, accompanied by the Pentagon's responses to the most forceful declarations. Dec.
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He took his most forceful stance yet on the presidential election, accusing Republicans of aiming to help the rich at the expense of the struggling middle class.
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Though Wednesday's remarks may be its most forceful to date, this isn't the first time the US Conference of Catholic Bishops has criticized the administration's immigration proposals.
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The Syria summit brings together two powers which have been President Bashar al-Assad's most forceful supporters, Iran and Russia, with one of his strongest opponents, Turkey.
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But it was not the most forceful of statements, and he ended by saying that if some Democrats were set on voting for a woman, he understood.
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In recent days, some of the most forceful calls for actions came from top former Trump officials who took to Twitter and TV to make their appeals.
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Representative Jim Jordan A Trump favorite on Capitol Hill, the pugnacious Ohio Republican has been one of the president's biggest and most forceful defenders throughout the inquiry.
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CARAMANICA It is nigh impossible to pay full tribute to Aretha Franklin, who had one of the most forceful, nuanced and outrageous voices of the last century.
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Gray has been one of the most forceful critics of the New Atheists since they first emerged on the scene, and his new book continues in that vein.
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As the forum came to a close, one of the most forceful condemnations of Trump came from Weld, a Republican mounting a long-shot primary challenge against Trump.
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Perhaps the most forceful demonstration of this comes when Barry wanders around Baltimore and is mistaken by several residents for a participant on a The Wire-themed tour.
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New America eventually emerged as one of the most forceful voices in favor of "net neutrality" — a key progressive advocacy goal that also aligned with Google's corporate objectives.
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Here's a rundown of three Republican governors -- Hogan, DeWine and Charlie Baker of Massachusetts -- who have been most forceful at taking action against the spread of the virus.
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The most forceful challenge to its worldview came in 2015 when Anand Giridharadas, a writer and former Aspen fellow, spoke at the institute before a largely hostile audience.
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In his most forceful moment in five seasons, Henry, the budding genius, announced that he wanted to follow his friend Chris and attend boarding school in New Hampshire.
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"I don't think we have seen some kind of new Warren," said Murshed Zaheed, a Democratic strategist who is among her most forceful boosters in online progressive communities.
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The remarks are some of the most forceful to date from a member of House Democratic leadership as party leaders weigh their next steps in the impeachment probe.
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The billionaire investor added: Then the person who is most forceful — and really the person who can come across the best way and simplify things — has the best chance.
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But on Saturday, Bush pushed back in arguably his most forceful way yet, earning cheers from the audience and boos for Trump, who was clearly agitated by the exchange.
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Louie Gohmert (Texas) was not the only GOP critic of that shift, but he was the most forceful in raising a point of order during Berke's questioning of Castor.
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Trump has surrounded himself with advisers either ideologically or temperamentally inclined to agree with his protectionist trade views while ousting the most forceful free-trade advocates on his staff.
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The plan is Mr. Pai's most forceful action in his race to roll back rules that govern telecommunications, cable and broadcasting companies, which he says are harmful to business.
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Irma is the strongest hurricane recorded in the Atlantic Ocean and one of the five most forceful storms to hit the Atlantic basin in 82 years, according to the NHC.
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The NHC said it was the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the Atlantic Ocean and one of the five most forceful storms to hit the Atlantic basin in 82 years.
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" No case has illuminated those words better than Sullivan, which offered, as the Times itself observed in 2014, "the clearest and most forceful defense of press freedom in American history.
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"They saw me as an obstacle to privatization who had to be removed," he wrote in one of the most forceful statements offered yet by a fired Trump administration official.
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Reid was perhaps the loudest and most forceful critic of Trump — and Republicans who, Reid said, paved the way for the New York mogul to win the nomination — this year.
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The NHC said it was the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the Atlantic Ocean and one of the five most forceful storms to hit the Atlantic basin in 29 years.
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While Mr. Bush has assailed Mr. Trump in the past and described him as all but unqualified for the presidency, the Saturday debate was his most forceful performance of the race.
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The raw, haunting gospel influence is the most forceful component here, and even amidst the wild array of sounds on offer here, is what I'd surmise to be the biggest draw.
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But the most forceful efforts to clamp down on treaty-shopping have been led by the OECD, a club of mostly rich countries, under its "Base Erosion and Profit Shifting" initiative.
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In his most forceful argument on Sunday, Trump exhorted Muslim-majority countries to do more to eradicate terrorist groups that claim the mantle of Islam, urging Muslims to "drive out" terrorists.
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The most forceful theme of her New Hampshire speech was about the widespread pain caused by Trump's infamous "grab them by the pussy" remark to Access Hollywood's Billy Bush in 2005.
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In one of Gary's most forceful images, he says that just as offensive as Dachau is the picture of the little town going on harvesting and planting and eating alongside it.
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LeBron's rampages were barely sufficient against the Pacers and appear to be in vain against the Celtics when Al Horford is playing the most forceful two-way ball of his career.
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Mr. De Niro's remarks may have been the night's most forceful, but the tone was typified by Mr. Springsteen singing the prophetic, gently bitter but ultimately resigned words of "My Hometown."
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Irma was the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the Atlantic Ocean and one of the five most forceful storms to hit the Atlantic basin in 82 years, according to the NHC.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday launched his most forceful attack yet on Deborah Ramirez, the second of two women who have alleged sexual misconduct by Trump's Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh.
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The I.A.A.F. was among the first and most forceful in disciplining Russia for systematic doping, suspending the nation in 2015 and voting last summer to bar Russia from the Rio Olympics.
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Meryl Streep delivered the biggest and most forceful broadside, using her platform receiving the Cecil B. DeMille career-achievement award to issue a powerful rebuke of the incoming administration and Trump himself.
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Harris landed what many considered the most forceful blow of the first debates last month, when she tore into Biden over his comments on the campaign trail about working with segregationist senators.
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Like McLaughlin and Holder, John Sipher, a longtime CIA officer and one of the most forceful critics of Russia's meddling in the election, insisted that the American people deserve more from Congress.
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"As long as our president continues to insist climate is a hoax and as long as he is the most forceful voice in the Republican Party, that creates a headwind," Coons said.
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BRUSSELS — The European Parliament voted on Thursday to suspend talks with Turkey on European Union membership, the most forceful response yet to the crackdown by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan against political opponents.
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On Monday, the president offered his most forceful rebuke of white supremacists and hate groups, saying that "racism is evil" and calling out groups like the Ku Klux Klan and neo-Nazis.
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The new CEO's most forceful comments were on the importance of meeting cost reduction targets, and he warned that management would no longer accept excuses when cost and revenue goals were missed.
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In making his most forceful rebuttal to attacks on his record to date on Saturday, Biden also leaned heavily on his experience serving in the Obama administration under the nation's first black president.
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Both lawmakers have been among the most forceful in their critiques of Kavanaugh up until this hearing, and their persistent protests and questioning during the panel stood out for their tone and substance.
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The U.S. National Hurricane Center said Irma is the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the Atlantic Ocean and one of the five most forceful storms to hit the Atlantic basin in 82 years.
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The most forceful critique came from Neal Katyal, a former acting solicitor general in the Obama administration, and George Conway, a prominent conservative lawyer and the husband of White House adviser Kellyanne Conway.
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The comments, Clinton's most forceful on the topic, come on the heels of an investigation by NBC News which uncovered Putin's heavy involvement Russia's covert campaign to interfere in the American presidential election.
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I remember that you were one of the most forceful voices calling on Congress to use its fiscal (tax and spending) authority to help the Fed out during and after the last recession.
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Graham, one of the most forceful Republican critics of the president's decision to pull U.S. troops out of Syria, called Baghdadi's death "a game changer in the war on terror," while former Gov.
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The most forceful explanation of adolescence as a distinct phase appeared in the work of G. Stanley Hall, founder of the American Journal of Psychology and the first president of the American Psychological Association.
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The most forceful dissent comes from many of those who have themselves received an A.S.D. diagnosis and who have become eligible for the recognition and the support that flow from being on the spectrum.
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Irma is among the strongest hurricanes ever recorded in the Atlantic Ocean and one of the five most forceful storms to hit the Atlantic basin in 82 years, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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The disclosure is especially notable as Romney has emerged as President Donald Trump's most forceful critic among Senate Republicans, particularly over the Ukraine scandal and the recent decision to pull US troops out of Syria.
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Ms. Jayapal sat in the room beside Debbie Dingell of Michigan, whose husband, John Dingell, was one of the country's most forceful supporters for a single-payer health care system during his decades in Congress.
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The comments, which represent Parnas' most forceful implication of Trump yet, come against the backdrop of an approaching Senate impeachment trial after the House on Wednesday formally presented two articles of impeachment to the chamber.
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President Donald Trump just made his most forceful comments yet in defense of Hong Kong, telling China that it must respect the city's democracy and abide by the decades-old agreement giving it semi-autonomy.
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Many of her most forceful vocal performances on "Girl" are far from country music, like the up-tempo soul number "RSVP," which with a few tweaks could easily make sense for, say, Monica or SZA.
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If he lost some of his maverick image in the partisan battles with Obama, he won back that identity again this year as he became one of Trump's most forceful critics among Republicans on Capitol Hill.
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In its most forceful response yet, the industry-funded Energy In Depth project is accusing the news organizations behind the allegations of being funded by fossil fuel opponents and cherry-picking information to back their causes.
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His ethical mission became entwined with his quest for sovereignty: In one of the film's most forceful moments, Quezon tells American officials that, to Filipinos, there is little difference between a Nazi and an American segregationist.
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New York's Catholic Conference, led by Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan, emerged as the most forceful and public in its opposition; since 2012, it spent more than $1.8 million on lobbyists in Albany to represent its interests.
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While a big part of his speech struck a contrast with the doom-and-gloom world view that Republican presidential candidates have been referencing on the campaign trail, some of Obama's most forceful critiques were more broad.
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It is turning out to be an especially fertile season for Miller, whose birth centennial was last year, and O'Neill, who are among the most forceful exponents ever of guilt as the reigning muse of modern drama.
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The most forceful example came Thursday, as diplomats at the United Nations were preparing for a vote in the Security Council on a resolution rebuking Israel for its settlement activity in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
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The Democrats are currently on track to pick up seats in Wisconsin and in Illinois—despite its junior senator, Mark Kirk, having issued the most forceful rebuke to Mr Trump of any Republican campaigning for re-election.
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Some of his most forceful backers – such as Rick Perry, the former Texas governor, and the pollster Kellyanne Conway, who ran a pro-Cruz super PAC – have come out for the presumptive nominee they spent months deriding.
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But the president's screed on Sunday marked perhaps his most forceful demand yet to the network on which the White House often relies for interviews, messaging to Republican voters and generally favorable coverage of the administration's directives.
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In addition, during the late 221th and early 220th centuries, social democratic parties were the most forceful advocates of democratization, and after the Second World War the stabilization of liberal, capitalist democracy in Europe depended critically on them.
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Chinese officials issued their most forceful warning thus far against the organizers of protests that have roiled Hong Kong, claiming Tuesday that the demonstrators were "criminals" who should be careful not to "play with fire," according to Reuters.
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President Donald Trump on Monday ordered the expulsion of 60 Russian diplomats the US identified as intelligence agents and the closure of the Russian consulate in Seattle, the most forceful action Trump has taken against Russia to date.
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Tokyo will also be piqued to see that the Philippines, one of Asia's most forceful opponents to China's territorial claims, agreed to join the 57 countries as a founding member of the Beijing-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB).
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When he wrote his last piece in 2003, he was one of America's most prominent conservative columnists, the most forceful advocate for George W. Bush's war in Iraq and the larger strategy of democracy promotion in the Middle East.
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European Council President Donald Tusk has made the most forceful rebuke of President Trump from an EU leader thus far, accusing him of "capricious assertiveness" for pulling out of the Iran nuclear deal and threatening the EU with tariffs.
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Despite years of scrutiny by prosecutors and congressional investigators into his role on the 2016 campaign, the younger Mr. Trump has remained a fixture on the rally circuit and one of the most forceful defenders of his father's presidency.
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That kind of stonewalling, she said, would lead Democrats "into a whole new stage of investigation" — marking her most forceful response yet to reports that Trump sought help from a foreign government to find dirt on a political rival.
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Scott Eisner, the president of the U.S.-Africa Business Center at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, said in a call with reporters on Wednesday that Kenya had made the most forceful case to the administration for starting trade talks.
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The result was a gargantuan storm that rapidly grew to a Category 5, the top of the Saffir-Simpson scale of hurricane strength, with sustained winds of 185 miles per hour, the most forceful ever documented in the open Atlantic.
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The most forceful argument in favor of METI, that we've already blown our cover by leaking radio waves into space, was ironically disproven by SETI Institute chief astronomer Seth Shostak, who is skeptical about the danger posed by active SETI.
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Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly and Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney made the White House's most forceful case yet that the bipartisan budget deal amounted to a major win for the White House and a loss for Democrats.
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California's plan to deny pipeline permits for transporting oil from new leases off the Pacific Coast is the most forceful step yet by coastal states trying to halt the biggest proposed expansion in decades of federal oil and gas leasing.
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The leaders of the three countries are meeting in Ankara for a summit on Syria, bringing together two powers which have been Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's most forceful supporters, Iran and Russia, with one of his strongest opponents, Turkey.
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The announcement of the National Risk Management Center, a physical space that was created inside DHS, was made as Nielsen called out Russia for meddling in the 2016 election in her most forceful public comments to date on the matter.
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On the 1981 recording, the most forceful explorations of a given chordal area — Mr. Young calls these "clouds" — tend to last between four and nine minutes, nowhere near how long the artists spend in sustained tone environments in their personal practice.
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It was Trump's most forceful attempt to date at dissuading Russia from continuing its election interference efforts, though he again suggested that other countries may have been involved and continued to insist the final results were not affected by Moscow.
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These comments gave former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg one of his most forceful moments, as he expressed incredulity that Sanders was taking the debate back into episodes that in most cases occurred years before Buttigieg was born in 1982.
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Several other Republicans have called for the whistleblower's identity to be revealed -- despite federal laws to protect individuals who file complaints -- but the sitting senator's insistence before a chanting crowd stands as one of the most forceful public calls yet.
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Boring, tedious Walmart recognized years ago that food stamps are good for Walmart because low-income people often use their stamps to buy groceries at Walmart and they've become some of the most forceful and effective advocates for the program around.
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In a letter to senators that was obtained by POLITICO, Powell gave his most forceful defense yet of the Fed potentially establishing a new real-time payments system, which would help consumers and businesses make transactions in a speedier fashion.
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That has raised concerns from progressives that Trump's Justice Department may be pulling back on its most forceful civil rights enforcement tool against local governments — federal lawsuits — while possibly indicating it is more open to reaching settlements seen as better for employers.
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Both Miller and Finney were reacting to remarks Clinton delivered at a Women for Women International event in New York Tuesday in which she offered her most forceful critique of President Donald Trump's 2016 victory and took personal responsibility for her failed campaign.
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His opposition took the form of dark assemblages made from the detritus of modern life that include some of the most forceful evocations of American violence in 20th-century art, and often ecstatic black-and-white films that protest the world's destructive powers.
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BOSTON — Faced with questions about her viability in a general election and ceding ground to opponents in the primary, Senator Elizabeth Warren is abandoning her above-the-fray approach and delivering her most forceful and direct criticism yet of her Democratic opponents.
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COLORADO SPRINGS — Billionaire Charles Koch rejected in the most forceful terms possible rumors that he's considering lending his support to Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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" (CNN)In what may have been the most forceful speech of her career, Hillary Clinton said in San Diego on Thursday that electing Donald Trump as commander in chief would be "an historic mistake" because of his "dangerously incoherent" foreign policy ideas and his "temperament.
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New York (CNN)Hillary Clinton delivered her most forceful critique of President Donald Trump's 2016 victory on Tuesday, taking personal responsibility for her failed campaign but also pointed to the timing of a letter from FBI Director James Comey and Russian interference as factors.
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Bill Browder, an investor based in the United Kingdom who has led international campaigns to impose sanctions on Mr. Putin and his associates, described the sanctions imposed by Washington last week as the most forceful "by orders of magnitude" to hit Russia in years.
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The United States' soccer federation president, Sunil Gulati was one of those, admitting that his second round vote went to Infantino, after he saw that Jordanian Prince Ali al Hussein, the most forceful reformer of the five candidates, would not have enough votes to win.
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The latest sanctions against Russian oligarchs and officials are the Trump administration's most forceful action to date against Russia and mark the ascendancy of officials who have argued for a more aggressive American response to Moscow's attacks on the United States and our allies.
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This explains why establishment Republicans, including some of Trump's closest allies in Congress, excoriated the president over his abrupt move in what was perhaps the most forceful and widespread critique of the president from GOP lawmakers yet — and comes as he faces an impeachment inquiry.
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As Trump hosted a rival event for veterans less than three miles away, other leading Republicans clashed along familiar battle lines that included immigration and surveillance, as each tried to make their most forceful case to voters just days away from the Iowa contest.
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Perhaps the most forceful voice in the Senate against the passage of Promesa was Bernie Sanders, the independent from Vermont who has been running for president as a Democrat, who said that the "junta" would be akin to "a colonial master" for the island.
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For the past two years, the French government of Emmanuel Macron has acted as the most forceful proponent of this concept, at one point suggesting that several percentage points of the euro zone's overall gross domestic product (GDP) should be allocated to the fund.
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Senator Ted Cruz, facing persistent elbows from Donald J. Trump over his Canadian birth, delivered his most forceful response yet on Tuesday, knocking Mr. Trump's "New York values," questioning his knowledge of foreign affairs and suggesting that the billionaire developer was taking his cues from Democrats.
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The skeptical perspective here is that general AI might be so distant that our work today won't be applicable — but even the most forceful skeptics tend to agree that it's worthwhile for some research to start early, so that when it's needed, the groundwork is there.
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At a meeting convened by the speaker on Wednesday, according to one Democratic lawmaker, members heard a report on internal polling from the Democrats' campaign arm, which showed the most forceful argument against Trump is that he's ineffective and prohibiting progress on issues like infrastructure and jobs.
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CORALVILLE, Iowa — Bernie Sanders on Saturday unleashed his most forceful rebuke yet of Michael R. Bloomberg's potential presidential bid, warning the former mayor of New York that he would not be able to "buy this election" and chastising his plan to skip campaigning in the early states.
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Mr. Trump's speech was perhaps the most forceful case he has made for the crux of his candidacy: not just that he is a businessman with a well-established personal brand, but that the days of globalism have passed, and that a new approach is necessary.
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Amy Klobuchar made her most forceful case yet that her history of winning in red and purple portions of the Midwest -- despite the reality that in politics, "women have to work harder" -- give her a strong claim to the centrist lane in the 2020 primary field.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Reversing decades of US policy, the Trump administration said Monday it will end all asylum protections for most migrants who arrive at the US-Mexico border — the president's most forceful attempt yet to block asylum claims and slash the number of people seeking refuge in America.
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But perhaps the most forceful criticism of the jails plan has been made by activists involved with the growing prison abolition movement, who argue that the money being spent on the new jails would be better used on community programs that allow people to avoid incarceration in the first place.
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On tracks like the ten-minute-marathon "Cosmic Machines," the record occasionally locks into skittering rhythms, but even the most forceful moments tend to be heavy-lidded and hypnotic, evocative more of the salty, oxygen-poor air above the dancefloor than the friction that's generating all the heat down below.
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It may be no accident that one of the most forceful formulations of this thesis arrived in Jonah Lehrer's "Imagine: How Creativity Works," the 2012 pop-neuroscience book that was recalled by its publisher, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, after it was discovered to contain Bob Dylan quotes of Lehrer's own invention.
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The presidential debate on Tuesday offered the most forceful articulation to date of an alternative center lane if Biden falters in the Democratic primary — a prospect that doesn't seem as distant as it once did in the wake of his slide in the polls, sluggish fundraising and consistently uneven debate performances.
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Biden's remarks on Saturday were his most forceful rebuttal to attacks on his record to date, a notable shift that signals the former Vice President acknowledges he will have to engage more directly with the criticism being launched against him from some of his 2020 Democratic rivals than he has done in the past.
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Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE squashed speculation that he was planning on dropping off the Trump ticket in the most forceful way possible after Sunday night's debate.
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Clinton and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, over Mr. Clinton's indiscretions, moreover, it had become clear that she needed a circuit breaker in the form of a more robust counterassault — and one that she could deliver herself, rather than relying on surrogates to deal the most forceful blows to Mr. Trump on her behalf.
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Two days after the hearing, an aide for Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) put out one of the most forceful comments from the Speaker's office about Democrats' intentions to get Trump's tax returns.
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Several American officials said that in the two days of White House discussions that followed Mr. Jubeir's visit, Mr. Kerry was the most forceful advocate in arguing that the United States had an obligation to help the Saudis at a time when the Iran talks had left the kingdom questioning America's priorities in the region.
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Mr. Sessions's response, his most forceful public pushback yet on Mr. Trump, showed the treacherous political terrain he is navigating: appointed by a president who has made apparent that he views law enforcement as loyal protectors but overseeing a Justice Department that views independence from political pressure as essential to the rule of law.
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"I want to explain how ... the United Kingdom - a country that has so often been at the forefront of economic and social change - will step up to a new leadership role as the strongest and most forceful advocate for business, free markets and free trade anywhere in the world," she told a packed congress hall.
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Everyone has a tip for Berghain, the legendary Berlin venue that's both the most and least mysterious club in the world, but the most forceful tip I've gotten about Berghain was to never wander down into the basement—for in the basement, this rather exuberant person told me, I may find myself mistaken for a toilet.
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A future that sees us step up with confidence to a new, even more internationalist role, where we meet our responsibilities to our friends and allies, champion the international cooperation and partnerships that project our values around the world, and continue to act as one of the strongest and most forceful advocates for business, free markets and free trade anywhere around the globe.
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Washington (CNN)Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden on Saturday said he would "obey any subpoena" that is sent to him -- his most forceful statement yet to clarify a previous remark that he wouldn't testify in a Senate impeachment trial "First of all, I'm going to obey any subpoena that was sent to me," Biden said at a campaign event in Fairfield, Iowa.
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His most forceful remarks on Hong Kong were in a speech in September in front of the United Nations General Assembly; he spoke of the conflict in the territory while praising the authoritarian Mr. Xi. Mr. McConnell on Monday also spoke of the threat to Muslim ethnic minority groups in the Xinjiang region of northwest China by pointing to a New York Times report published on Saturday of 403 pages of leaked Communist Party documents on the system of internment camps there.
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The two most forceful advocates were Buttigieg, who consistently returned to Sanders's deficiencies as a general election candidate, and especially former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden looks to shore up lead in S.C. Hillicon Valley: Dems cancel surveillance vote after pushback to amendments | Facebook to ban certain coronavirus ads | Lawmakers grill online ticketing execs | Hacker accessed facial recognition company's database Vulnerable Democrats brace for Sanders atop ticket MORE, who was on fire — going after Sanders's earlier opposition to gun control measures and offering an appealing message to African Americans who'll comprise over half the Democratic electorate in Saturday's primary in South Carolina.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May issued her most forceful edict yet on Brexit today, telling the BBC that the "soft Brexit" Chequers plan she negotiated in July, which involves keeping close economic ties to the European Union, is the only possible way forward — even though it's "strongly opposed" by the EU. Why it matters: With just over six months to go until Brexit day, her statement is sure to provoke the hard-line Brexiteers in her own Conservative Party by essentially forcing them to choose between backing her own moderate Brexit vision or a "no-deal" scenario, which could wreak economic havoc on the U.K. May also said that she's "a little bit irritated" at the rumors of a leadership challenge from within her party ranks as she attempts to negotiate a Brexit solution.
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