When that happens, they will become more forceful in tightening money, availability of credit, etc.
And it will be no less forceful than its partners in promoting its own people for top international posts.
Always a forceful, articulate speaker, he will surely rouse some attention.
This, of course, puts the focus back on the ECB, which will need to take more forceful action.
At some point this range will break, and it could be a forceful move when it does.
Surely wise Chinese, looking at how long it took Japan to pull this off without major labor shocks (more than a decade of economic funk) will want to set about it in a full and forceful way.
But, for the most part, political leaders in Scotland as elsewhere will today pay tributes to one of Britain's longest serving and most forceful Prime Ministers.
He has been a forceful proponent of economic considerations in the formation of American foreign policy, but the degree to which he will influence that policy remains uncertain.
Together these actions ensure there that the launch aid trade dispute will continue for some time, though if the U.S. is prepared to take forceful action, retaliation could be implemented within a year.
Strong and forceful are relative terms, so if you use all of the same buzzwords that everyone else does, you will always seem mediocre.
James Cox, a Duke University law professor and expert on the SEC, predicted White will push the SEC away from "being just a tollkeeper" that collects settlements and make it a forceful agency that brings meaningful sanctions against senior individuals.
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