Sentence examples for categorically rely from inspiring English sources
Accordingly, we believe that HIV prevention workers, and public health professionals specifically, should not categorically rely on or attempt to enforce HIV-status disclosure as a means of HIV prevention.
As nationalist movements, they are categorically different from Al Qaeda and ISIS: they don't rely on foreign fighters, and they have not advocated for the restoration of a pan-Islamic caliphate.
Would he tell Kagame to rely on international assurances and the United Nations to protect his people, the same UN that categorically refused to allow its commander, General Romeo Dallaire, to disarm the Hutu militias and who evacuated most of its peace-keepers just as soon as the genocide began.
It would help if we didn't rely single-handedly on women's speech to lead us straight to justice, or if we understood that attempts to repair a flawed system are unlikely to be either perfect or categorically wrong.
Two other studies of plasma PFOA and PFOS concentrations were restricted to women who had live births, and both relied upon retrospectively reported TTP, which was defined categorically (< 6, 6 12, > 12 months) (Fei et al. 2009) or dichotomously as subfecundity (TTP > 12 months) (Whitworth et al. 2012).
"The report often relies on inflammatory language and draws conclusions based on anecdotes and hearsay from inmates," the statement said, adding that the "allegations of systematic violations of civil rights at the jail are categorically rejected by the sheriff's office".
Chadwick says categorically not.
"We say so categorically".
