Sentence examples for categorically setting from inspiring English sources

Bigger concessions, such as lifting the ban on driving and categorically setting a minimum age of consent for marriage, are absent.

Labour argues that the Tories have dropped any pretence that they are committed to tackling climate change, pointing to the party's newly-published general election manifesto which categorically rules out setting a decarbonisation target and says the party will not support any more onshore wind farms.

McVey said there were categorically no targets set on how many claimants should be sanctioned, contradicting previous evidence given to the committee.

"We categorically do not accuse.

"We categorically don't flyboard.

Life is hard when you categorically do.

Dose adjustment of or refraining from renally excreted drugs commonly takes place categorically (see Table  1) [ 10].> In a hospital care setting a patient is closely observed and (repeated) creatinine measurements are easy to perform.

I cannot say these things categorically, though, because there are many other views on the purpose and proper way of giving laws and setting rules of behaviour.

Most of all, Gest sets out to prove categorically that Jackson was a heterosexual.

Despite this short distance, vegetative movements over an expanse of water would seem unlikely, although transport on vessels cannot be categorically ruled out.The dispersal window was set at 15 October – 8 November.

If we intend something bad as an end, or even as a means to some more beneficent end, we are said to have "set ourselves at evil," something we are categorically forbidden to do (Aquinas Summa Theologica).