Sentence examples for categorically oppose from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blumenthal and officials from the three towns said they did not categorically oppose recognition for the tribes, but objected to what they called an unfair process.

But the court still allowed the exclusion of jurors who categorically oppose the death penalty, citing the need for more research on the effect of such exclusions.

"We do not categorically oppose oil development," said Stanley E. Senner, the executive director of the Alaska office of the National Audubon Society.

"We categorically oppose abortion and we're going to defund any foreign nongovernmental organization that does it, even with its own money.

Rank-and-file Republican lawmakers prepared a resolution that would categorically oppose all types of tax increases as a way of reducing the budget deficit, including some of those tnat the Administration has now listed as possibilities.

"My positions are very clear: I never hide the fact that I categorically oppose a Palestinian state inside our country," Mr Bennett told the Associated Press in a recent interview, and his rhetoric on settlements has clearly struck a chord with some in Likud.

And he wasn't categorically opposed to one day having a child.

Still, Ms. Parker is not categorically opposed to selling Bari Jay under the right circumstances.

And so far virtually all Senate Democrats are categorically opposed to the idea.

The union president, David Giordano, said the union was not categorically opposed to firefighters' providing first aid.

"But I'm categorically opposed to fencing off the landscape," he said.