Sentence examples for categorically off from inspiring English sources
The first key taxpayer victory was handed down in 2007 by the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, in United States v. Mt . Sinai Medical Centerof Florida, Inc., which reversed the district court and rejected the IRS' argument that the "student exception" from FICA tax, upon which the teaching hospitals and their residents had relied, is "categorically off limits" to medical residents.
By invoking our greatest food taboo — cannibalism — Gold was suggesting that whale meat was categorically off limits.
More profoundly, the argument that any litigation touching upon foreign intelligence operations is categorically off limits to judicial scrutiny is an affront to the constitutional separation of powers.
Later Claims The IRS announcement makes clear that it is not conceding the applicability of the student exception for quarters beginning on of after April 1, 2005, when new IRS regulations went into effect that purport to place the student exception categorically off limits to medical residents.
"It's not like you can just categorically turn off the bailout switch".
It was such a wretched and rubbery trash-fire of a film I decided to categorically write off all movies forever (except for Rocky, which I watch once a year, always sobbing by the end of it).
"But I'm categorically opposed to fencing off the landscape," he said.
"But the president categorically declines to discuss off-the-record conversations and telephone calls".
When evaluating the results from other studies, these variables are often analyzed categorically with one cut-off point or continuous linearly (Royston et al. 2006).
"I believe categorically we can pull it off on Saturday.
During his stint at AT&T, Hindery was caught with his pants off when he categorically denied rumors that AT&T would consider selling its stake in Excite@Home.
