Sentences with phrase «most forceful»

Some 600,000 letters in all were sent in what was REALTORS ®» most forceful response to a Call for Action.

The taxi industry has been perhaps the biggest, and unquestionably the most forceful, critic of the emerging ridesharing services like Uber and Lyft.

As I understand it the water vapor is the most forceful greenhouse gas.

With a cover story in The New Republic, Bill McKibben made his most forceful statement on the climate crisis yet: «It's not that global warming is like a world war.

Michael Kennedy, HSI / Australia director, said: «If the Japanese Government sanctions whaling in Antarctic waters by Kyodo again this year, as we fear it will, and Kyodo continues to ignore the 2008 injunction and the decision of the Federal Court, it is critical that the Australian Government raises this issue with the Japanese Government in the most forceful way possible.»

This is about the most forceful that they are allowed to be.

Although the movement already has its iconic abstract paintings, and its greater and lesser artists, it has also been able to maintain an atmosphere of dynamism, fluidity and change, because its most forceful participants have time and again resisted the temptation to settle into some static or over-individualized idiom.

Perhaps the most forceful directive is when Pendleton has Rainer read aloud a text that collages together descriptions of police shootings of black men by Keeanga - Yahmahtta Taylor, quotes from Black leaders like Malcolm X and Stokely Carmichael, lines from Ron Silliman's poetry, and snippets from a 1969 letter written to Rainer by her friend Barbara Dilley about performing one of her pieces.

So conspicuous has been Michael Fried's profile as high Modernism's most forceful and articulate standard - bearer that the detailed substance underlying this reputation has been more often assumed than examined or reexamined.

By 1961, critic Irving Sandler declared that «Richenburg emerges as one of the most forceful painters on the New York Art Scene.»

Snap Judgments brings together some of the most forceful propositions by contemporary artists and photographers on how to look at Africa.

The source says that in board meetings, Jim Balsillie is «the most forceful presence in the room by far.»

1 Amongst them one of the most forceful was Senator Ben Wade, who had been born in 1800 of an old but poor family on a small Massachusetts farm and received little formal education.

Since then, more districts have joined in two other suits - the latest coming earlier this month led by one of the nation's most forceful civil rights organizations, the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund.

In recent years Governor Dannel Malloy's appointees to the Connecticut State Board of Education have been among the most forceful proponents of the Common Core and the Common Core Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium (SBAC) testing program.

As a founding member, he has recruited other reform - oriented teachers and become the group's most forceful advocate for inclusion of a rigorous teacher evaluation system in the new UTLA / LAUSD collective bargaining agreement.

President Barack Obama and U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan have been championing charter schools for months, creating what some advocates believe is the most forceful national momentum to expand the largely independent public schools since the first charter opened nearly 20 years ago.

Oldman has the plum role, but Dillane, with his mouth full of aristocratic marbles, has fun too with Viscount Halifax, the country's most forceful advocate for a peace deal, eager to cast Churchill's attack on appeasement as war - mongering.

Screenwriter turned director Gilroy (Freejack, The Bourne Legacy) crafts a tense atmosphere in this contemporary film noir, and gives Gyllenhaal the opportunity to deliver what may be his most forceful, compelling performance yet.

The most forceful performance of the movie is that of Douglas Rain's HAL 9000.

Even better, recent research reveals that exercising our most forceful type 2b muscle fibers is uniquely metabolically beneficial.

The balance is impeccable — Vaitheeswaran generally lets the most forceful and effective exponents on different sides of the major issues state their case in their own words — but after ventilating the various positions he is not afraid to let the reader know where he comes out.

Rep. Louise Slaughter (N.Y.), the least well known but most forceful of the four Democrats who unveiled the reform proposal, made the goal of the ethic package crystal clear.

Hillary Clinton delivered a blistering denunciation of Donald Trump's personal and political history with race, arguing in her most forceful terms yet during a speech in Reno, NV that a nationalist conservative fringe had engulfed the Republican Party.

As both parties battle for control of the State Senate, the most forceful attack advertisements have been concentrated in a handful of races that will determine who controls the chamber — and, increasingly, they are being drawn up by outside groups, including some not even in New York State.

One of the most forceful indicators of this is that the period of austerity being administered, seven years, is simply unprecedented in its length and severity.

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.

Indeed, one of the most forceful was Richard Elliot's assertion on this blog that Brexit supporters are «the Cecil Rhodes of the twenty - first century».

It's that first letdown that will probably be the most forceful.»

The spiritually crucial experience of guilt, for example, is always solitary; conscience does not tell me that we are guilty» at least, this is not its most forceful message» but that I am guilty.

Richard Dawkins, in his celebrated book, The Selfish Gene, exemplifies the same position.3 And a similar reduction of biology to a molecular science may be found in the writings of E.O. Wilson, Ernst Mayr, Jacques Monod and numerous other highly respected scientific writers.4 In Chance and Necessity, for example, Monod gives one of the most forceful renditions of the view that biochemical analysis is «obviously» the sole avenue to understanding the secret of life.5 Decades ago Jacques Loeb had already set forth the program of inquiry still emulated today by many biologists:

Subsequently, Hartshorne became the most forceful and convincing interpreter of Whitehead, and to him belongs principal credit for shaping the influence of process philosophy upon contemporary philosophical theology.

We condemn in the most forceful terms your bold proclamation of yourself as defender of faith and religion of our people.

In this case, the backlash was most forceful from influential Catholic writers and thinkers.

It was the Chinese government's most forceful response yet to the new tariffs.

Andrew Keen, an author and tech entrepreneur, is hardly the first to point this out, but his ambitious new book, How to Fix the Future, makes what might be the most forceful case yet.

A Wall Street Journal report later quoted an anonymous source claiming that independent directors on RIM's board have long deferred to Balsillie, «the most forceful presence in the room by far.»

Not exact matches

The Bank of England has been forceful in its warnings about Brexit, calling it the «most significant risk» to the British economy, and arguing that an EU exit «could possibly include a technical recession.»

As perhaps the most savage crimes in history, the terrorists» acts should have been met with a swift, forceful response far more targeted than the present war has been.

But in the view of most observers — from Dan Rather to the bestowers of the Templeton Award — the Reverend Mr. Graham had become the Reverend Dr. Graham, a forceful voice for world peace, social justice and ecological sanity.

But however forceful those legalistic arguments may be, it is important not to underappreciate a critical fact: Most people don't regard the issues that way.

The autonomy project is engaged in forceful thought - policing in its war on objective truth and on the religion that most defends that truth.

His personal turmoil and the misjudgments in his social thought notwithstanding, he is a forceful reminder that what may appear the most rarefied of contemplative speculations have powerful and concrete implications for the world.

While the author can hardly be said to have identified all our problems and their solutions, he most assuredly has chosen to write about crucial issues, and he has done so with clarity, forceful argument, and purposeful - ness.

He runs to discourses of some length, as for example, concerning the new birth, in his conversation with Nicodemus (chapter 3); on the bread of life after the feeding of the five thousand (6:22 ff); on the true children of Abraham (8:31 - 59); on the shepherd and the sheep (10:1 - 18); and particularly his forceful discourse after eating the Last Supper with his disciples, which include some of the most highly cherished utterances recorded of Jesus.

Fear of being less - than is a forceful motivator, and these days, women who do not breastfeed are portrayed as lacking - lacking in education and support; lacking in drive; and, in the harshest light, lacking in the most fundamental maternal instinct.

This forceful let down is making me not want to go out for fear of covering some poor stranger in breastmilk but I know too well that staying in all day with 2 children is a recipe for someone ending up in tears, most likely me.

He is the most knowledgeable candidate to speak up about Healthcare, as well as Medicare and will be a forceful, informed advocate in Congress.

Many of the large sects that the OP is referring to is backed by military powers such as Saudi Arabia and Iran, and most western nations are willing to project enormous power to protect their Muslim communities when they present a strong or even forceful opposition to extremists.

It's the forceful collision of the latter, Harvard University biologist Daniel Lieberman claims, that causes runners the most harm.