My assigned press officer adamantly denied that detainees were ever beaten at Gitmo.
My feelings can probably be summed up in a statement that I issued to W.W.D. after today's article ran: 'We're not going to get into an argument with anyone, but it goes without saying that we stand behind Cathy's critiques, which are invariably insightful and completely fair.' " Mr. Emmrich noted that some members of the fashion press support Ms. Horyn adamantly.
Ultimately, Cameron took a political decision: powerful ministers in Cameron's party and the majority of the press have said they were adamantly opposed to any form of legislation as they see it as an erosion of press freedom.
At the time, she and top White House officials adamantly denied the accusations, and Michael D. McCurry, the White House press secretary, repeated those denials tonight.
Although most of the sound and fury of others has subsided as far as press coverage is concerned, Mastro remains adamantly against the project, even though a number of his most staunch supporters have now drifted away.
The attorney-general's office is investigating the governor's and the state police's involvement in "Aide-Gate" and some think he may not survive the probe.During the press conference, Mr Paterson, with arm raised as if taking an oath, adamantly said, "I have never abused my office, not now, not ever".
The Bush administration and conservative Republicans in Congress are adamantly opposed to the court, which they perceive as an infringement on American sovereignty, and have pressed for explicit guarantees that American military personnel abroad will not be subject to it.
His Holiness was adamantly clear during his lectures, his brief appearance on NBC's The Today Show, and during his meetings with the press in general that the world is becoming more positive.
Ernest Michel disagrees adamantly.
