Sentence examples for categorically safe from inspiring English sources
Is it one from which we should be able to expect the protection of our fellow citizens (which is to ask whether it is a wrong from which we should be able to expect to be categorically safe as we go about our normal lives, rather than a kind of wrong that we can be expected to risk on condition that we can seek compensation if we suffer it)?
But the Obama Administration has not as categorically rejected the "safe zone" rhetoric.
It has made us less safe and so categorically I can't support anybody that supports regime change".
Putting the responsibility on suppliers, then, is deeply disingenuous and categorically fails in yielding a safe outcome or fair wages for women workers.
"I would not want to categorically say that these batteries are not safe," Ms. Hersman said during a briefing with reporters on Wednesday.
"We reject this thing categorically, no terrorist organization has any complete safe havens," Mr. Khan told a Pakistani tv station.
However, realistically, many people drink before they turn 18 and 21 and it's better to talk about safe drinking habits than to categorically ban it.
I also knew I was moving into an apartment -- sight unseen- - in a neighborhood that, while I'd been assured was relatively safe, was not going to be categorically nice.
"Let me state categorically -- tires supplied to Ford Motor Company, and other customers, are safe, and the tires are not defective," John T. Lampe, Bridgestone/Firestone's chairman, said in a letter to Jacques A. Nasser, Ford's chief executive.
