Sentence examples for Categorically refused from inspiring English sources

Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, has categorically refused to extradite them, however.

There are a number of words and cliches, filched from the past, whose currency has now to be categorically refused.

Many Icelanders categorically refused to cover the losses of irresponsible banks—a principle that overrode pragmatic reasons for accepting any of the agreements their government negotiated.

While Belgium doesn't exclude participating in it, the Walloon government, which is FN Herstal's sole shareholder, has categorically refused to get involved.

But despite international pressure, the Rajapaksa regime categorically refused to investigate allegations of international crimes, insisting that the victory had been a "humanitarian operation" with zero civilian casualties.

Lincoln Cathedral is doubling for London's Westminster Abbey, which categorically refused filming permission to the film's makers, saying that the book was "theologically unsound".

They categorically refuse to accept change.

Others are categorically refusing to negotiate with Trump on any issue, reports Jennifer Bendery in the Huffington Post.

Of course, some novelists categorically refuse to appear on television, including Don DeLillo, one of the writers Mr. Franzen most admires.

Parties in conflict sometimes categorically refuse to negotiate on issues they deem sacred, such as those that have a moral, religious, or personal dimension.

Christian Scientists, for example, categorically refuse medical interventions, while some ultra-orthodox Jewish views on female modesty rule out a hospital birth.