heavy-handedly

Iranian authorities heavy-handedly tried to prevent the Press and many media outlets from covering demonstrations and protests, and broadcasting news to the outside world, disrupting telephone SMS messages [for example].

Global Voices in English » Maghreb: Views on Iran 2009

Now, Hume says that Obama should have done more to intercede heavy-handedly on behalf of the Iranian people, which would have instantly de-legitimized their nascent protest movement.

TV SoundOff: Sunday Talking Heads Jason Linkins 2010

The New York Times' articles go on heavy-handedly interjecting terminology such as "Ponzi Scheme", "Replay of Enron", "Replay of the dot com bubble", "Looks like crap", with but a faintly passing reference that major and well schooled oil companies such as ExxonMobil have bought into shale gas recently.

Raymond J. Learsy: The New York Times Flays Natural Gas to the Cheers of the Oil Industry, OPEC, and Coal Producers Raymond J. Learsy 2011

Otherwise, the show is forcing this season's theme of faith and belief a little too heavy-handedly, as devoted single-dad Dexter begins to wonder what legacy he's passing on to little son Harrison.

Matt's Guide to Weekend TV: Fringe, Doctor Who, Dexter and More 2011

Now, Hume says that Obama should have done more to intercede heavy-handedly on behalf of the Iranian people, which would have instantly de-legitimized their nascent protest movement.

TV SoundOff: Sunday Talking Heads Jason Linkins 2010

Now, Hume says that Obama should have done more to intercede heavy-handedly on behalf of the Iranian people, which would have instantly de-legitimized their nascent protest movement.

TV SoundOff: Sunday Talking Heads The Huffington Post News Team 2010

The New York Times' articles go on heavy-handedly interjecting terminology such as "Ponzi Scheme", "Replay of Enron", "Replay of the dot com bubble", "Looks like crap", with but a faintly passing reference that major and well schooled oil companies such as ExxonMobil have bought into shale gas recently.

Raymond J. Learsy: The New York Times Flays Natural Gas to the Cheers of the Oil Industry, OPEC, and Coal Producers Raymond J. Learsy 2011

The New York Times' articles go on heavy-handedly interjecting terminology such as "Ponzi Scheme", "Replay of Enron", "Replay of the dot com bubble", "Looks like crap", with but a faintly passing reference that major and well schooled oil companies such as ExxonMobil have bought into shale gas recently.

Raymond J. Learsy: The New York Times Flays Natural Gas to the Cheers of the Oil Industry, OPEC, and Coal Producers Raymond J. Learsy 2011

Now, Hume says that Obama should have done more to intercede heavy-handedly on behalf of the Iranian people, which would have instantly de-legitimized their nascent protest movement.

TV SoundOff: Sunday Talking Heads Jason Linkins 2010

I suppose it's okay for the government to be heavy-handedly oppressive when it comes to Muslims but not when it comes to Christians or the "free" market.

Michael J.W. Stickings: Letting the Terrorists Win: Newt Gingrich and the 'Ground Zero Mosque' 2010