Examples of using Forcefully in English and their translations into Slovenian
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When the two halves are brought together forcefully, a rough metal ball is formed.
The EESC urges the EU to enact forcefully its commitment to achieve the MDGs.
It must be forcefully removed.
Even at his worst he writes forcefully and entertainingly.
They took her forcefully.
flat working surface forcefully, and require that all the periphery be in contact with the glass surface.
Their names are forcefully distorted; they are not allowed to write them down in accordance with the Polish spelling.
Therefore forcefully emphasises the need to make the European regulatory environment more SME-friendly by tackling barriers to business creation and growth at all levels;
Two Georgian women came in and, um, forcefully demanded we strip down for our massage and scrub.
then we were forcefully told that it was extremely shameful to be taken prisoner.
are expected to speak more formally and less forcefully than males.
Then, the two women scrubbed our entire bodies rather forcefully for a few minutes before abruptly requesting us to turn over so they could repeat the process.
When the two halves are brought together forcefully, a rough metal ball is formed.
this important own-initiative report forcefully affirms the need to set out a European strategy for the social inclusion of Roma.
the invisible mystical Church but forcefully affirmed that the Church is one,
They want us to speak forcefully on matters to do with climate protection,
FVC is the maximum amount of air the patient can breathe out forcefully after taking in a deep breath
represents a strong political signal from the Assembly which represents European citizens and now forcefully calls upon the Council to adopt these regulations.
The recent financial crisis has shown how quickly and forcefully problems in the financial sector can spread if not effectively tackled.
Unquestionably, those Muslims who claim Jihad means to attack non-Muslims or to forcefully convert them, are manifestly wrong.